| Comment | No problem.
Im sure you know all this, but I had to learn how to care for wool the hard way... If you get the wool jumpers never wash them above 30 degrees (I usually just use a cold wash), get a wash bag for them (light net bag that stops them getting snarled up in other stuff) and use woolite and less of your normal detergent. Dry flat if possible on a clothes rack... Its a bit of a faff but it stops them from shrinking or warping, bobbling, and generally keeps them nicer. If you do that, then you'll hardly need to wash them anyway as wool tends to stay clean a lot longer.
If those little moths are a problem then put the wool stuff in the freezer for 24 hours every 12 months or so, and store your wool stuff in plastic tubs. That'll kill the fuckers and stop them eating your duds. |
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