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[paperbag princess]

hey, does anyone know what the korean version of woolite or zero would be? i can buy a huge container of woolite at costco, but really i don't need that much of the stuff. a little container will do just fine.

[tzechuk]

How urgently do you need it? I have a big one at home, I can give you a small jar if you are not in desperate need for it.

Also: where do you live.. then I will see if I am anywhere near your vicinity in the near future.

My schedule - Cheonan / Asan on Saturday

Next Friday: Seoul, Saturday Jeonju, Sunday Geumsan, A week next Monday, likely to be Seoul again.

Otherwise, I can post it to you.

[mindmetoo]

Why not just use shampoo? That's what I always use for my delicates.

[paperbag princess]

tzechuk, that's very nice of you to offer, but it's ok. thanks though!

mindmetoo, you use shampoo? really? i'm going to try it.

[mindmetoo]

[tzechuk]

Hmmm.. interesting, mindmetoo...

I think, though, that I will start using my baby's detergent for wool...

I wash my delicates with normal detergent, I just wash everything in laundry bags and a shorter cycle of 45 minutes.

[mindmetoo]

Another trick is do your delicates when you jump in the shower. After you've shampoo'd up, shampoo and rinse your sweater or whatever.

[paperbag princess]

really?

are you serious?

wow. i've never thought of that before.

[indiercj]

Ask for the 'Wool Shampoo' from Aekyung. Co.. It works fine.

[vlcupper]

Or you could use your body wash. It's geared more for sweat, etc. while shampoo is geared more for hair oil, etc. I use shampoo for my hats and caps and body wash for my girlie things.

[krats1976]

If you want actual Woolite, an alternative to Costco is the "white" market shops... there's one across the street from Hyundai Dept. Store in Sinchon. They carry smaller bottles of Woolite.