Outback Gold, Wool Wash, Plant Based Mild Liquid Soap with Lanolin, for Sheepskin and Woolens

This has a pleasant odor. I am using it for sheepskin items that I use on my horses, girth covers and saddle pads. The manufacturer sent along detailed instructions on how to wash with the product, very nice.

We’ve been using cloth diapers for the last 5 years, and this soap has been the best out of all that we’ve tried. Even when we found a soap we liked, we still had to strip our diapers periodically, but this soap leaves them clean every time. We’ve been using it for almost a year now and we haven’t had any issues! No more ammonia smell! So relieved!

Really good product, I even use it on very delicate fabrics.

Performed as advertised. Cleaned my sheepskin rugs well. One uses only a very small amount so the outlay in cash is very economical as well.

Works great, smells great, no complaints.

Easy to use. Works great! My sheepskin look new!

Wow! I popped my double sheepskin in the washer with this stuff and it came out great. The sheepskin had spent the winter on the floor as my dogs’ favorite sleeping place. By springtime it really stank. Not any more!

I used this wool wash on several sheepskin rugs that I had in storage for 15 years. You can imagine how musty they smelled! I had never washed the sheepskins because I didn't want to damage the wool nor the skin. The Outback Gold Wool Wash is specially formulated to clean sheepskin rugs, and it sure did a fantastic job of bringing my rugs back to looking like new again, and smelling wonderful! My only regret is I didn't buy the larger size!

Over the years the sheepskins thrown over my sofa back etc have gotten grimy and tangled. I had tried washing them in a widely available delicates DETERGENT but they came out...coarse. One by one I ran the skins through a regular toploader using this SOAP, putting the skin in a mesh laundry bag to reduce tangling, then spread them to dry over a screen in my garage, periodically giving them a good shake. End result: clean and soft. They retained a slight scent which was only noticeable if I put my nose into the wool. I then used a wire pet brush to comb out the fibers (restful while watching TV) and my 20 year old skins look wonderful again!