In The Wash

Although you may associate wool with sheep, they’re not the only animals to provide natural fleece for clothing. Alpaca wool has been used for thousands of years, and was dubbed “the fibre of the gods” by Incan royalty.  If you’ve ever plunged your hand into a bag filled with raw alpaca wool, you’ll understand why. […]

Comfort and Lenor burst onto the fabric conditioner scene many moons ago. And over the years they’ve softened our laundry, scented our clothes, and protected our garments from damage caused by continuous washing.  But which brand is actually the best one? Stick around and find out more about Comfort and Lenor’s fabric conditioners!    History

From bedding to socks to t-shirts, cotton is a type of fabric which is used for many things. Cotton can be dyed, mixed with other fabrics or used on its own, making it a very versatile option.  It’s easy to accidentally destroy fabrics by washing them at the wrong temperature. So how should you handle

When you’re doing your laundry, you may not think twice about what you’re planning to wash but a few extra moments could make a big difference to your machine.  Going through the pockets and doing up any zips is an important step in laundry preparation, and here’s why.    Should I Do Up the Zips

There’s nothing quite like a fluffy, beautifully scented towel when you’ve just stepped out of the bath or shower. And a soft cosy towel can feel like a real indulgence, especially when you’ve had a hard day.  To make sure that your towels always smell fresh and feel wonderfully soft, it’s tempting to add lashings

Wool has a reputation for being rough and scratchy, but merino wool is completely different.  Soft and lightweight, merino wool is highly sought after and used for a variety of garments, including those worn next to the skin.  Merino fibres are elastic, allowing clothing to keep its shape, even after many years. Merino wool also