Sonett Silk & Wool Laundry Detergent Liquid Lavendar - 34 Fl oz (1-Pack)

I have MCAS and am very sensitive to fragrances/perfumes. It is a struggle to get synthetic scents out of clothes due to them being embedded in oils. I have used this as an overnight soak (4oz diluted in water) with clothes that have lingering scents on them and it is the first thing that reliably reduces fake “fresh” or perfume odors. I am so thankful to have found it. After soaking clothes overnight in a tub/storage bin, I do a rinse in regular water before putting the items in the washing machine. I then rewash with super washing baking soda and my regular, organic unscented laundry detergent. It is the first thing that actually works!

I bought this product after searching for something to revive my cashmere and woolens after long winters of intensive use here in Minnesota. I chose the lavender scent to keep any unseemly stinks from lurking in the corners of my sweaters, and it imparts a very pleasant and close-to-skin lavender scent that is not too overpowering. While the lavender is nice, I also ordered some cedar oil to add to the wash to keep clothes moths at bay. In fact, my only suggestion for this product would be to offer a cedar oil/scent version of this product because us natural fiber girlies know that clothes moths are no joke. Aside from that suggestion, I am very pleased with this product and chose to view the price as an investment in the long-term viability of my nice sweaters (although of course who wouldn't love to see it cost a little less?). I also threw this detergent straight into the deep end in order to *gasp* wash a leather jacket that I picked up secondhand in Spain that dearly needed a cleaning (the cost of this detergent is small compared to dry cleaning/leather professionals). It didn't ruin the leather and the lavender smell helped mask the dusty smell emanating from years of baking in the Spanish sun, no doubt. Actually, if anything, it was almost TOO gentle for the kind of clean this jacket needed. It is almost fully dry and I am about to foist an absolute army of leather products upon this jacket. I will include pictures for the curious if the jacket rehab does not turn out to be a complete disaster.

This liquid is great for washing merino wool (and preserving its lanolin so it doesn't get scratchy on delicate skin). It is considerably less expensive than the Gold brand that often gets recommended.

I like this product. I haven’t used it on wool, but I wash my silk with it and the quality of the material is still perfect. And it feels clean, with no harsh smell. I’ll purchase again

I appreciate German-made products - they always work well. This laundry liquid smells nice, but not overpowering; there are no added crazy colors; very little of the liquid does a powerful cleaning job. Great product!

An excellent product for “delicates” like silk, wool, hand knitted items.Gentle on fabrics, skin and environment. Can be used for und wash or machine wash (delicate cycle or “wool” cycle. Hand knitted sweaters dried felt on towel look like new. Subtle fragrance 👍🏻.

I use this to gentle was wool sweaters and other woolens that suggest can only be dry cleaned. It has a nice scent, is very gentle. Some woolens should never be washed, but most are fine if you are careful with water temp and a wash liquid that does not leave a residue on the textile. This is the one.

I use this in the machine for silks, wool, and other delicate fabrics and I like it a lot. I also use it to clean big wool rugs at the laundromat. It could be less expensive but you also don’t need very much.

The absolute best. I love everything about it this soap.

Lovely smell and does the job. Will buy again for my silk and wool clothes

I got this to wash my expensive silk pillowcases. I tested the pH first to make sure as I didn't want to ruin my pillowcase I just purchased. This detergent is very alkaline. It has a pH of 9 undiluted. When mixed with water the pH is 8. This is too alkaline for silk.