Washing and freezing do help, but for complete removal, Paral spray will finish off the job - especially with the sheepskin. You can spray the skin, put it in a sealed bag for a week or two, and then, it you wish to wash it to remove any insecticide residue, you can also just use soap on a brush to clean the wool side, rinse with a garden hose with the skin hung over the line and not get the leather more than just damp.
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