Lanolising for Dummies

[mistyavalon]

My Mum just knitted a few wool soakers for 1 mth old bub...so now what do I do with them so I can actually use them?

Would prefer to use something I can get at the chemist (rather than have to mail order and wait)...so what is the EASIEST and quickest way to lanolise?

(Sorry...I know there are other posts on lanolising but I'm getting confused and eyes are falling out of my head at this time of night!)

Thanks for any tips

[johT]

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here ya go grab some 'lanisol' from the chemist

[tiffanysmummy]

I just looked at the title and wondered why you'd want to lanolise a dummy.

Damn baby brain again!!!

[Shannon]

Hahaha, I thought the same Paula!

[nappyhappy]

LOL that is so funny.

[Vicky]

[mistyavalon]

Originally Posted by johT

Oz Cloth Nappies Nappy FAQ: All Your Cloth Nappy Questions Answered: Information on Modern Cloth Nappies, Traditional Flat Nappies and Training Pants, Nappy Accessories, Washing Cloth Nappies, Buying, Making and Where to Chat About Cloth
here ya go grab some 'lanisol' from the chemist

Thanks I knew it would be somewhere but am brain dead enough not to want to surf the Net (and get sidetracked by all the interesting things you find along the way!)

Have lanisol from chemist now...


LOL! re: dummy ...never would have ocurred to my foggy brain...!

[johT]

Originally Posted by mistyavalon

Thanks I knew it would be somewhere but am brain dead enough not to want to surf the Net (and get sidetracked by all the interesting things you find along the way!)

Have lanisol from chemist now...


LOL! re: dummy ...never would have ocurred to my foggy brain...!

i get majorly sidetracked myself

dummy did not occur to me - we dont use them