“What makes them easy to maintain is that wool products rarely require washing at all. Wool is naturally antimicrobial, meaning it resists the growth of bacteria that cause odors. Even after extended ...

Spring cleaning doesn’t just mean cleaning your home; it’s also the time to get out your warm weather clothing and put away your cashmere sweaters, wool coats and down puffer jackets. But before you ...

Always wash wool in cold or slightly warm water and air-dry flat to avoid shrinking or stretching. Use gentle, wool-safe detergents and avoid harsh agitation or tumble drying. Proper care extends the ...

When you think of wool clothing, your mind probably goes to chunky socks, stiff slacks, or expensive cashmere that you’re afraid to ruin. But a recent push toward sustainable fashion has put wool ...

Merino wool is a high-performing natural material used for socks, baselayers, sweaters, and more. Like other wool clothing, Merino wool is excellent for outdoor activities because of its ability to ...

“I never thought I’d rave about wool balls, but here we are. Trust me — give your dryer the upgrade it deserves.” ...

A one-temperature-fits-all approach may not be the best option for your wallet, your clothes, or the environment.

If you've got a wool sweater that makes you scratchy, all you might need to do to soften it up is wash it—with glycerin (available at drugstores) or vinegar (probably in your kitchen). eHow offers ...