Who Else Has Treasured Heirloom Quilts to Clean?

 

soakJacqueline Sava, President of Soak, tells us about this rinse-free, fiber-friendly cleasner that is perfect for keeping your quilts clean and fresh.

 

 

Greetings Quilter -

 

Whether your quilt is brand new or a hundred years old, at some point, it will need to be cleaned.

I have more than one horror story about washing quilts. I thought I was perfectly safe washing a quilt with poly-cotton batting and cotton fabric. Boy, was I surprised when it came out of the wash all shrively. That was before I even thought of putting it in the dryer.

I fully expected that my quilts with wool batting wouldn't survive the washer and dryer. It's just that I forgot the quilt had wool batting in it. And, it ended up 1/3 it's original size.

Then there was the quilt - - well, I won't bore you with any more of my quilt horror stories, because maybe you can add your own.

Before I heard Sharyn Craig and other professional quilters talk about how they use and wash their quilts, frankly, I was afraid to wash any more of my quilts - for fear that they would all end up getting worn out and barely last a generation. Let alone shrivel up and look weird.

The real point is that if I used Soak, these things wouldn't have happened to any of my quilts.

Soak is a rinse-free solution that is perfect for washing hand-made quilts, your laciest lingerie, your softest sweaters, and even baby clothes. Soak is gentle and comes in scent-free as well as scented formulas with fabric-friendly ingredients that revitalize fibers so they look great and last longer.

Soak has been an absolute hit with knitters (and wearers of knitted things), but it has also drawn a following of crafters (like quilters, cross-stitchers and weavers) as well as people who hand-wash their clothes.

Their gentle, fiber-friendly cleanser, formulated for today’s sophisticated sensibilities, is now being sold in a variety of boutiques, shows and crafters’ shops across the US and Canada.

Recently, Jacqueline Sava, President of Soak, joined us for an Eavesdrop on a Telephone Conversation. During the Conversation, she talked about:

 

  • how to use Soak to safely clean our treasured heirloom quilts
  • whether we can expect outstanding results using Soak with our wool, cotton, silk and polyester quilts
  • what other fabrics we can use Soak on
  • whether it is true that you can wash the family dog or stuffed teddy bear with Soak

This wase an interesting and fun-filled conversation! Jacqueline has a delightful sense of humor and is full of great information about we can care for our quilts so they last longer and stay clean and fresh.

You can listen to a clip of the call:

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I would like a CD recording of this call.

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I wish I had used Soak to clean this quilt, then the top would be the same size as the batting!

Listen to the entire interview with Jacqueline

 

 

Happy Quilting!


Penny Halgren

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