Soak Wash Box, Multi-Colour, 15.87 x 6.35 x 6.35 cm

Excellent for washing anything delecat and for travel.

It’s wool soap—does what it says on the bottle. But let me tell you, it smells lovely while it’s doing its thing. Soaking my knit projects feels like a tiny spa day for sweaters. The only bummer? That scent basically ghosts you once everything’s dry. Poof. Gone. Like it was never there. A bit of a letdown, especially when you’re sniffing your finished work like a weirdo hoping for that cozy lavender (or whatever) to linger. BUT! The cleaning power is fantastic, it blocks beautifully, and it leaves your woolies soft, squishy, and ready for compliments. So while the scent fades, the results definitely don’t.

I've been using Soak for years now. I only use it for select articles of clothes that need to be hand washed/dry clean only. One bottle has lasted me an insane amount of time. It's been a few years since I needed a new bottle. You only need a tsp per gallon of water. So you really don't need much at all to clean a fair amount of clothes. And as the bottle says, you don't have to rinse the clothes after you soak them. It's been so nice to use. I really love the pineapple smell of this one. Very tropical.

I hand-wash all my bras using this, which is so easy to use. I keep a large Tupperware container in my bathtub, put my bras, water and this stuff into, agitate it and stick the Tupperware lid on so they stay submerged for a while, squish the water out and hang to dry. I recently soaked 3 white bras in regular lingerie cleaner that you have to rinse with, just to see what color the water got in case I was just fooling myself to see if they were really getting clean. The water was soapy but clear. And I found the 2 step process to be irritating. I know this may sound like a fake review or commercial but I really did that and am happy with this product. I don't understand why or how it works, .but it does

So easy to use. Works great for silk pillow cases.