Wool Diaper Cover Wash & Care

Wool care is easy. And the benefits of wool are unmatched by any other diaper cover alternative. Wool covers are fantastic with their breathability, antibacterial properties and natural ability to hold liquid. Indeed, they are self-cleaning (as the the urine reacts with the lanolin to form a soap) for a week or two at which point they simply need to be gently hand washed and/or re-lanolized.

Hand wash your wool covers in lukewarm water using a wool safe wash and little agitation. If the wash contains lanolin, let soak for 15 minutes. Lay flat to dry (after rolling in a towel and gently squeezing to remove excess water) Olive oil soap can be used for a simple spot cleaning wash.

It is also nice to use a concentrated lanolin every month or so to provide a fuller lanolization. Simply dissolve the desired amount of lanolin (usually 1 tablespoon) in lukewarm water. And follow the same directions as above.

Don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions about the care of your Little Beetle™ organic wool cover. We are happy to help. Please find below the wool wash and lanolin options we offer.

Organic Wool Wash Bar by Sudz 'n Dudz - No frills, just nice clean soap that we love! This is a HARD bar of soap and heavy (6 oz! previously just 4.5 oz). Long lasting with superior cleansing properties. This stuff has removed oatmeal, strawberries, and of course, poo! Made with only the finest organic oils carefully selected for their mildness. Enriched with lanolin to condition your wool and your hands. Available in unscented and a variety of light scents too (select add to cart to view current availability)

1 6 oz bar - $7.00

 

 

Organic Lanolin Balm by Sudz 'n Dudz - Blended with organic wool-conditioning oils, this balm is smooth and silky, not sticky. It's like buttah! Take out a tiny bit, spread it on your palms, then pat it into your wool. Lanolizing is now complete! If you insist, you can lanolize the traditional way with a pea sized dollop of this balm. Also wonderful on dry elbows, knees, etc… Available in Unscented and a variety of lightly scented options. (select add to cart to view current scents)

2+ oz. - $10.50

 

Organic Spray Lanolin by Sudz 'n Dudz - If lanolizing in the sink isn't your favorite way to go, try this. A regular spritz or two on your wool covers and soakers is all you’ll need to condition and lanolize. A special blend of lanolin and wonderful organic emollients and moisturizers. Available in unscented and several other lightly scented options (select add to cart to view current scents)

4 oz fine spray mist bottle - $12

 

Organic Liquid Wool Wash by Sudz 'n Dudz Concentrated wool wash has a silky creamy textrue to it! It is mild and so easy to use. And of course, it contains just the right amount of lanolin. Unscented and several lightly scented choices too! (select add to cart to view current scents)

4 oz bottle - $7

Wool Wash with Lanolin by Imse Vimse - Wash and lanolize at the same time! Use this wool wash for regular care of your wool products and wool covers. The wool wash cleans and restores your wool's natural ability to wick away moisture and keep your baby's bottom and your baby's clothing dry.

1 250 ml bottle - $4.50

Wool Cure (Lanolin) by Imse Vimse - Use the wool cure to lanolize your wool items.  This will give the wool back its natural ability to wick away moisture and keep your baby's bottom and your baby's clothing dry. A little goes a long way! Use this concentrated lanolin every 3 to 4 weeks (as needed) to fully restore the lanolin in your wool diaper covers.

1 250 ml bottle - $8.50

Olive Oil Soap - An economical and versatile choice. This is the traditional french soap, Savon Marseille. It is 72% olive oil and is a great soap for your skin and your wool products, as well. Use the block whole (it comes in a 300 gram block) or carefully microwave the block and slice into convenient bars. Great for bathing your baby or yourself. It can also be used to wash your wool products in the sink (especially for easy spot cleaning). This soap is great to use for the occasional cleaning of your adequately lanolized wool covers so that they do not become over lanolized.

1 300 gram cube -
$5.50

Organic wool wet bag by Better for Babies - Why put your natural fibers in a plastic bag? This wet bag is perfectly sized for a day out. Made from Vermont/Merino wool blend with a hemp drawstring. No plastic, no PUL.

18 inches x 12 inches - $18

Organic wool breast pads by Better for Babies - The same wonderful wool that makes our Little Beetle covers a favorite! Amazingly soft and effective, these breast pads are perfect for new moms! 2 layers of organic merino jersey wool. No plastic, no PUL.

5 inches diameter

1 pair - $9
2 pairs - $14

Organic Merino wool changing mat by Little Beetle -We took our favorite 'feels like cotton' wool and made a changing mat you and your little one will love! Generously sized yet so compact. 1 layer, serged around the edges.

16.75 inches x 28 inches - $27

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