Everything I've ever been told about washing fleece has contained the warning that fiber shouldn't be completely stripped of lanolin. A 'tiny bit' means just that--a tiny bit. Enough for the fiber to feel alive, but not enough to leave any residue on hands or fiber equipment. The little bit that is left, will be washed out when the yarn is washed, and again when the finished product is washed.
The other thing we need to keep in mind, is that location and water chemicals play a big part in getting fiber clean. What works in one area, may not work in another. We all know that there are no absolutes, in the area of fiber washing. :) wrnk d2 To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
