Mrs White's Wooly Answer - all natural handwash for cashmere and knits

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It’s that time of year again, time to pack away our summer shirts and unpack the cashmere sweaters.

Horrified last year by the way that our prized cashmere came back from the cleaners -stiff as a board - and reluctant to trust them to the erratic washer dryer or the nasty chemicals that are prevalent in commercial laundry products we asked ourselves; ‘What would Mrs White do?’

After months of research and trialing old recipes combined with scientifically formulated blends of essential oils Mrs White’s Wooly Answer was born. Mrs White’s Woolly Answer is a gentle hand wash for your treasured woolies and knits. Unlike commercial detergents, and even worse dry cleaning solutions, which strip your fabrics and dry them out leaving them hard and unmanageable Mrs White’s Woolly Answer’s blend of oils replenishes as it cleans. Also this completely natural alternative leaves no nasty chemical residue in the fabric to be absorbed by your skin.

Mrs White’s Woolly Answer’s unique blend of essential oils contains cedar wood oil, a natural and highly effective moth repellent, that will protect your clothes from those troublesome bugs whilst leaving them smelling delightful.

Use with Mrs White’s Soft As Snow – a natural hand or machine wash fabric conditioner – for your winter woolens. Also contains Cedar Wood oil to guard against moths.

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