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Frequently asked questions
Questions and Answers
Yes, wool is naturally antibacterial. It contains lanolin, a waxy substance that resists bacteria, mould, and mildew. Wool’s unique structure wicks away moisture, preventing the damp conditions where bacteria thrive. This makes wool a great choice for blankets, clothing, and bedding, as it stays fresher for longer without frequent washing. Its breathability and odour-resistant properties add to its natural hygiene benefits.
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