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Belinda Robertson Wool and Cashmere Wash (500 ml)

Belinda Robertson Wool and Cashmere Wash (500 ml)

belinda robertson

500 ml

Barcode
702811561397

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A gentle cleansing wash created by Belinda Robertson 'queen of cashmere' to ensure your most precious cashmere and wool garments remain soft and protected. Suitable for both machine and hand washing of cashmere and wool. Each wash only requires two capfuls making our large 500ml bottle great value. At Belinda Robertson we are the cashmere experts. With over 25 years experience in the industry we know what we're talking about! Through regular care, your cashmere can live on over the years and our specially formulated wash ensures your cashmere retains the original silky softness that you cashmere lovers enjoy so much! Our cashmere wash is made in the UK. How to use... Machine Washing: Providing the garment has no trimmings, we find the best results are achieved by machine washing. Simply add two capfuls of wash into the dispenser, insert each cashmere item into a laundry bag or pillowcase and use an approved gentle wool wash. Do not add any softener. Hand Washing: Simply mix two capfuls of the wash in a full basin of lukewarm water. Submerge your garment and gently soak for 30 minutes - do not rub or agitate. Lightly squeeze the suds through, avoid twisting the garment. Rinse by submerging in cool clean water and carefully soak for a further 30 minutes. Drying: To dry, gently squeeze out the excess water and place the garment in the washing machine on a 'gentle spin' for 10-15 seconds. Alternatively, roll in a clean dry towel and press out the excess water. Lay flat, away from direct sunlight. We recommend hand steaming the garment for best results.

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