You won't have to wash your slippers very often, they won't develop bad odors since your feet will stay dry and the wool is an antibacterial material. small accidents. Of course, sometimes they need a big wash after bigger accidents!

Ingredients: mild soap (baby shampoo, very mild laundry soap, Eucalan...), water!

Small washing:

• Put your hands in the slippers, add a little soap to the fabric and scrub the outside as if you were washing your hands.
• Rinse without going deep.
• Put to dry near* a heat source in the cold season and outside in the sun when you can take advantage of this beautiful free energy.

Big wash:

• In a washing tub or in the sink, put a mixture of a few drops of soap with water.
• Immerse the slippers and move them a little, but not too much. Wool, when it is manipulated and quenched, it felt. So, be delicate!
• Twist lightly, you can wring them out with your hands and a towel.
• Put to dry near* a heat source in the cold season and outside in the sun when you can take advantage of this beautiful free energy.
• You can turn your slippers completely inside out halfway through drying to speed up drying.

*Do not put directly ON the heat source, this could damage the materials.

The wool will felt with use and washing, but will retain its wonderful properties.