Enjoy wearing your J.Crew Cashmere-Wool Blend Poncho with confidence thanks to these detailed hand washing instructions from Heritage Park. We guide you on how to choose the best detergent (one formulated for natural fibers like wool and cashmere) as well as offering step-by-step instructions for hand washing, treating stains, and drying. With this information, you can keep your J. Crew poncho clean and beautiful, wash and wash.

We share the secrets for successfully washing, drying, and caring for wool sweaters. We explain why wool requires special care -- including using a detergent formulated for wool – and show you how to wash your sweaters to keep them looking and feeling great for seasons to come.

Laundry detergent company Heritage Park reflects on the lessons learned from The Laundress recall and explains why consumers don’t need to purchase multiple specialty detergents. Heritage Park believes that there is no need to have multiple varieties of specialty detergent to clean and care for fine washables. It offers three versatile detergents that are made with natural ingredients, pH-neutral, and Leaping Bunny approved as never being tested on animals. The fragrance-free varieties are also lab-certified hypoallergenic. Heritage Park believes that the All-Purpose and Fine Silk and Wool detergents are sufficient for most families. Heritage Park aims to make laundry life easier for customers and constantly strives to improve its product offerings to meet customer needs.

The article from Heritage Park Laundry Essentials discusses why most wool doesn’t need to be washed in detergent containing lanolin. Although lanolin helps protect wool coats from elements, pure lanolin creates a water-repellent barrier that is not desirable for most garments. Detergent with lanolin should only be used for outerwear or other external layers that require a waterproof barrier. Lanolin hampers wool's breathable and moisture-wicking properties that make wool so comfortable and cozy when used on items such as sweaters, socks, lingerie, long underwear, or loungewear. The article recommends using a gentle, pH-neutral detergent that is enzyme-free and made for laundering natural fibers like Silk and Wool Detergent from Heritage Park Laundry Essentials. The article also provides tips on how to hand or machine wash wool garments.

The Big Game is almost upon us. And if you’re one of the nearly 100 million football fans tuning in, you’re probably anticipating the Game Day party spread just as much as the gridiron action. Philly Cheese Steak or KC-Style Barbeque Ribs, anyone? Not to mention digging into our usual faves like hot wings, nachos, chili, sliders, and gooey Buffalo Ranch dip (to name a few).

Ever wonder what happens when you machine wash a garment that says “dry clean only” on the label? Read on to learn about our staffer’s adventures laundering her favorite sweater.

Now’s a great time to get a jump on preparing your wardrobe and home for cooler weather. Heritage Park Laundry Essentials offers a few cleaning tips to spruce up your sweaters, jackets, shoes, boots, and sports equipment.

Check out of tips on how to wash and dry your Merino wool clothing. Read on for specific guidance on machine washing your merino wool clothing and blankets.

Learn the 7 simple washing steps for hand- or machine washing your cashmere, wool, and silk fabrics. Choosing the proper detergent is an absolute must for gentle washing protein-based fabrics like silk, wool, cashmere. By following our guidelines your expensive cloths and bedding should last for years.

Learn the best way to wash and care for your cashmere or woolsweaters at home. By take a close look at the care label, you may discover that your beloved sweater can, in fact, be washed by hand or in the washing machine. That’s great news for saving time, money, and exposure to harsh dry cleaning chemicals.

Can you wash wool? Whether it's a wool sweater, wool blanket, merino wool socks or other wool garment, many wool products are indeed washable by hand or machine. The care label is your first and most important place to look when determining if your wool garment or wool blanket is washable.