Sensitive Wash and Blocking Spray from Yarn Food
Expertly designed to clean, nourish and preserve yarn fibres naturally without irritating sensitive skin. With added aloe vera, this natural no-rinse formula uses only the gentlest, natural, hypoallergenic ingredients to clean, freshen, and feed your garments while keeping it pleasant on your skin.
Made in the UK.
Natural formula: Plant-derived biodegradable and non-bio detergent; free from dyes, phosphates, and sulphates.
Fragrance: fragrance-free
Ingredients: (Spray only: Aqua), 2-10% Anionic Surfactant, 2-10% Non-Ionic Surfactant, 2-10% Amphoteric Surfactant, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium Sorbate
Ideal for wet blocking.
The pump lid makes dispensing small amounts of detergent clean and easy. Only needs 5ml (3 pumps) per wash.
Available in: 100ml or 500ml pump bottles.
Blocking Spray
Ideal for extending the time between washes by giving your garmets a refresh, a reshape and some nurturing nourishment.
Available in: 500ml spray bottle.
Sensitive Wash and Blocking Spray from Yarn Food
Expertly designed to clean, nourish and preserve yarn fibres naturally without irritating sensitive skin. With added aloe vera, this natural no-rinse formula uses only the gentlest, natural, hypoallergenic ingredients to clean, freshen, and feed your garments while keeping it pleasant on your skin.
Made in the UK.
Natural formula: Plant-derived biodegradable and non-bio detergent; free from dyes, phosphates, and sulphates.
Fragrance: fragrance-free
Ingredients: (Spray only: Aqua), 2-10% Anionic Surfactant, 2-10% Non-Ionic Surfactant, 2-10% Amphoteric Surfactant, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium Sorbate
Ideal for wet blocking.
The pump lid makes dispensing small amounts of detergent clean and easy. Only needs 5ml (3 pumps) per wash.
Available in: 100ml or 500ml pump bottles.
Blocking Spray
Ideal for extending the time between washes by giving your garmets a refresh, a reshape and some nurturing nourishment.
Available in: 500ml spray bottle.
