This wool fleece & leather shampoo is so versatile it can be used for a wide range of purposes. A non-ionic leather-safe cleaner that can be very hard to find.

The perfect non-ionic shampoo to safely wash sheepskin rugs (non-ionic cleaner so safe for the leather), baby Lambie rugs, UGG boots, sheepskin wool underlays, cashmere, mohair, angora, alpaca or any type of wool blankets, all woolen garments and knitwear.

VIDEO - How to wash a sheepskin rug at home

Read our blog article - Seven things you need to know before you wash your sheepskin rug.

The ingredients in the wool wash are explained in this blog article. 

We also sell this wool wash with the carding brush as a set for NZ$49.95
And the wool carding brush on its own for NZ$34.50

• Wash your sheepskin and lambskins rugs knowing the leather will be soft and unharmed
• Wash your woolen clothing, jumpers, sweater - anything made from knitted wool
• Wash all natural fibres like possum/merino, silk, alpaca, cotton, cashmere or mohair
• Wash your sheepskin UGG boot, Lambie blankets and wool underlays
• Wash children's toys and favourite blankets (and know that they are really clean and sanitized!)
• Wash duvet inners, pillows and bedding - to insure a safe, clean and sanitised place to sleep for the whole family
• Wash gym clothes and shoes - reduces occurrence of body odour and fungal infections
• Wash delicate underwear and lingerie - reduces occurrence of fungus/thrush and skin infections
• Low sensitively laundry detergent - great for people who are allergic to normal laundry detergents
• Suitable for machine or hand-washing
• Effective against house dust mites & pet allergens
• Non-toxic, antibacterial & biodegradable
• Colour safe and natural - a pleasant mild Tea-tree oil scent
• Can be used with septic systems and greywater outlets
• Meets the clean-ability standard of the Merinomark

This 500ml Woolwash Concentrate formula can make between 125 to 250 litres of wool wash depending on the dosage so it will last for a long time and has many uses.

***NOTE:- if a sheepskin is very old, 10 years plus, the leather may become hard and brittle if washed. Over time leather fibres dry out and perish. There is no way to know if this will happen until you try to wash it sorry.***

See our blog for more information and full sheepskin washing instructions.