Quilters, cashmere lovers and wearers of silky unmentionables have one thing in common: they’re all in love with Soak. But don’t take our word for it – take theirs!

"SOAK is the best." – Lori

"I have sensitive skin (I’m allergic to most laundry detergents) and was worried about a product that doesn’t get rinsed out, but wanted to try it. I am so happy I did. My hand wash clothes come out clean and not heavily fragranced and I have had no skin reactions. I am very pleased and will buy again." - Rhey

"I love SOAK! It’s the only wool wash I ever use." –J “Clumsy Knitter”

"Think Body Shop for sheep." –Clara Parkes, Knitter’s Review

"I use soak and I love it. It is so nice not to have to rinse." –Tina Van Hoecke

"I love Soak. I even travel with it…use it for small take-a-long project and for hand laundry." –Tamara

"I love SOAK!!… first found it through Woolgirl.com. I use it for all my delicates, for my hand knit socks, hand knit everything, for my handspun after I spin. It’s also great for stains… if you pour some straight on a stain and let it sit it usually comes out!! Love it!" –knittinwolf

"As much as I overall suck at packing the one thing that I always pack now is Soak soap. A lingerie store in Toronto got me on to it. I use it for all my hand-washables at home but took it with me when I travelled to Europe. I can wash tanks and camis in the sink and throw them over the shower rod to dry. In Europe we used it to wash socks, underwear and sweaters." –Karen

"I just love this new scent of Soak! It has a spicy pear fragrance that is perfect for knitwear. I will definitely be ordering more…" –SweetBeej, ravelry.com

"Ravelry (Unleash) Soak has all the same lovely qualities as regular Soak of course - gentle, fast, and extremely easy cleaning and freshening for knits and delicates. Plus, it smells really delicious and lovely. Fruity but not overwhelming, and not SO fruity that it’s distracting. Just pleasant subtle scent, I’d describe it as green apple-esque. I love it a lot!" –SarahVV, ravelry.com

"At the Guild we had a white quilt with marking pencil tracings that would not come out despite trying several different methods that usually work. We had a small sample of soak so decided to try it. We diluted it with a bit of water and dabbed it on the lines. Magically they disappeared leaving no residue and we had a much relieved quilt maker" -Annonymous

How much do you love Soak? Let us know!