Sneak Peek: Eucalan Delicate Wash

|Sponsored| I’m going to let you in on a dirty little secret: my knits are gross. That’s because while I’m knitting, I might snack on something, move the cat, sneeze, or apply lip balm with my actual finger. And those tiny crumbs, cat hairs, microscopic sneezy stuff, and lip goo traces have probably transferred themselves to whatever I’m knitting. Nasty. And I doubt I’m the only one. Thankfully, we have Eucalan Delicate Wash.

Soaking (then blocking) your knitted projects with Eucalan not only make them look nice, but gently cleanses them of any intra-knitting grime. And if you happen to spill something on your spiffy new sweater later (because you will spill something), Eucalan can save the day. A few years ago, I was able to remove a tragic amount of chocolate pudding from a brioche rib sweater and you can’t even tell. Thanks, Eucalan!

Meet Eucalan Delicate Wash

For this sneak peek, join me, Allison Korleski, host of Fiber Nation podcast, to take a closer look at Eucalan and find out what’s possible and how to use it.

The wash comes in 4 scents, and they do a lot more than smell pretty. Eucalyptus and lavender can ward off sneaky moths, and grapefruit and jasmine have antibacterial properties. Note: a wool wash that promotes its antibacterial properties is a wool wash that knows we sometimes struggle with hygiene and is here to help.

And here’s the really amazing part: Eucalan doesn’t need rinsing. Yep. In fact, Eucalan was specifically developed to use less water. I was skeptical at first, but now I no longer rinse. My knits are clean, but don’t have that weird soap residue that regular detergent can leave. Be sure to check out the Eucalan site for more eco-friendly laundry tips for all your clothes, not just knits.

Learn more about Eucalan Delicate Wash and shop at www.eucalan.com/home.

That concludes this month’s sneak peek installment. We hope you enjoyed learning about Eucalan!