Eco-Friendly Fabric Softener, Volume - 3.5 oz, Scent - unscented

Our Linen Softening Potion Especially design for Fabrics-Store.com and it's elevates your stiffest linens into blissful linen clouds.

Hello Annette, We have developed our softener especially for our fabrics and have tested it to make sure it does not impede on the fabrics absorption ability.

The fabric is permanently softened :)

We haven't tested this fabric on naturally dyed fabrics, but if your dyes are wash fast when dyed, then the softener will penetrate the fibers and soften the fabric. This has not effected any of our colors which have been dyed by us, but you may like to do a test just in case to be sure.

No, we've never has anyone complain about our fabrics, in fact people with sensitive skin prefer it because it is OkeoTex certified to be free from over 100 harmful chemicals.

Hello, We're so glad you love our softening potion. At this time we only have the sachets I'm sorry!

The softener will last for many washed, and if used on linen will usually not need another treatment as the linen will soften up itself with repeated washing and wear.

They are listed above as: Ingredients: Water and Dialkylester Ammonium Methosulfate Naturally Derived and Plant Derived. Readily biodegradable, Bio-Based Kosher (Certified). We manufacture to the highest standards in a cosmetic-grade facility.

You will add the softener to your machines softener drawer.

Yes, this will work with hemp.

No this softener works well for multiple washes after the initial treatment.

Yes, you can use this softener on quilts. It was designed for our linen fabric, but works wonderfully on other natural fibers, garments, and similar items.

it really comes down to personal preference! Some people prefer to cut and sew on a stiffer fabric, whereas others like it soft and drapey.

Yes, our softener will soften any linen and cotton fabrics as well.

You can if you'd like but no it does not need to be added every time you wash the garment as linen with wash and use will get softer.

Yes, in our experience this makes linen less prone to crisp creases.

Some softeners can reduce the absorbency of fabrics with repeated use as they can leave a film on the fibers.

No, the softener does not effect the longevity of the linen.

The softener lasts for many washes, you can reapply the softener as needed.

Hello, We recommend washing like colors together only first the first wash to prevent any color transfer. You would want to put a color catcher in with these loads and not wash different colors together until they have been thoroughly prewashed.

Hello, when you use the softener is up to you, some people find it easier to sew with a more crisp fabric, for others it is no difference. We have an article series on our blog on natural dyeing, for dyeing with readymade dyes, please see tutorials made by the dye manufacturer as techniques and directions may vary.

The softener will provide one wash for 3-8 yards of fabric.

Yes, you can use this on the waffle weave fabric and it will not affect the absorbency.

This works brilliantly in one wash!

We use it in the wash cycle :)

Our softener is biodegradable so it should be okay,as long as, the septic tank is in good working order. I would recommend reviewing the ingredients of our softener, listed on the site, and cross check them against any list you may have on hand of what not to use in your septic tank to make sure none of our ingredients are on that list.

This is not scented.

Yes very much so with several customers letting me know that it does an amazing job softening their denim items.

Yes, the softener is permanent as long as you continue to care for your linen using our recommended washing and care instructions.

Hello, it can go in either compartment, one of my colleagues uses it in the wash cycle and I use it in my softener dispenser, both with fabulous results.

This softener is designed to be used in home washing machines and is very similar to what we use on a large scale when making our softened and signature finish fabrics.

This softener works well on cotton fabrics as well :)

No, you don't have to use the softener each time you wash your linen. The softener is simply a kick start to your linen's natural softening process which occurs with each washing and use. People often use the softener when their fabric is new, before it has had a chance to begin this process.

Hello, Adding vinegar to the wash to stop bleeding is actually no longer a viable solution for todays formulation of dyes. We recommend using color catchers in the wash. Our fabrics usually don't leach any dye past one or two pre-washes where the fabric is able to completely submerge in cool/warm water on a gentle cycle.

Hello, We recommend woven fusible interfacing in the same weight or one weight lighter than your fabric depending on your desired stiffness.

Yes absolutely :)

Please refer to the description above where you will see the ingredient content of our fabric softener.

Revised Based on our in-house testing, it is best to use in the wash cycle.

It would depend on the amount of linen you are washing. One packet is for 3-8 yards so if you have 3 yards you can get almost 3 washes if you have the 8 yards it will only cover the one wash.

This softener can be used on other fabrics. We have Designed and tested this product to work best on our Linen fabrics.

The softener aids in softening the linen from the start. With every wash and use the linen will continue to get softer, the softener does not wash it becomes part of the linen.

With wash and use our linen will soften up. Using this softener will help you achieve the desired softness you are wanting. Please also try a warmer water when washing and dryer balls which will also aid in softening the linen.

As with most softeners this one would be used in the rinse cycle. Since there is an ingredient in our product that you have a known allergy we would not want you to use any product that could cause an issue.

W have not heard of any issues with absorbancy when using our softener. In house testing did not show this to be an issue either.

These are sold as individual 3.5 ounce packets.

It is used primarily for the initial washing, but if you have some left over you can use it after as well.

You do need to wash the softened linen in order to remove shrinkage and yes you can use a softener to enhance and expedite the softening process. In our recommended instructions we advise that yes you can use a softener that is free and clear, which ours is.

One 100 ml packet for 3-8 yards of fabric.. The amount of linen you are able to add to your machine depends on the size of your machine and the weight of the linen you are washing. As with regualr washings, you would not want to overload the machine .

Ramie is also a natural fiber and I cannot see why you would not be able to use our softener for this as fabric as well. Since we have not tested this product on Ramie, you should test a small piece to make sure there are no issues.

It is meant to be used to soften the linen before you construct your project, but if you have some left over and you make sure to spot test for color fastness, there is no reason why you could not add it to your other linen items when laundering.