Turn Dirty Fleece into Crafter's Gold
 
​Ready to dive into the world of raw fleece? This Wool Scouring Starter Kit is your all-in-one solution for transforming greasy, "straight-off-the-sheep" fibre into beautifully clean, workable wool.
 
​Designed for efficiency and ease, this kit takes the guesswork out of the scouring process, allowing you to wash up to 500g (dirty weight) of raw fleece in a single go.
 
​What’s in the Box?
 
☆ ​10L Strainer Bucket: The ultimate tool for easy rinsing. The nested strainer design allows you to lift the wool out of the water without disturbing the delicate fibres, preventing felting.
 
☆ ​111ml Unicorn Power Scour: The gold standard for removing stubborn lanolin and dirt while maintaining fibre integrity.
 
☆ ​111ml Unicorn Fibre Rinse: An anti-static conditioner that leaves your wool soft, refreshed, and ready for spinning or felting.
 
☆ ​30ml Measuring Cup: For precise dosing of your cleaning solutions—no more "eyeballing" it!
 
☆ ​Step-by-Step Scouring Instructions: A clear, easy-to-follow guide to ensure your first batch is a total success.
 
☆ NZ Wide Shipping is Included!
If you wish to collect your Fibre Scouring Starter Kit from us directly, here in North Loburn Canterbury, please message us first before purchasing. We will provide you a discount coupon code for the freight portion.
 
​Why You’ll Love It
​Whether you’re a seasoned spinner or a fibre-curious beginner, this kit provides professional-grade results from the comfort of your laundry room or backyard. It’s compact, durable, and specifically curated to treat your wool with the care it deserves.
 
​Pro Tip: Unicorn Power Scour works best at high temperatures (around 60°C) to effectively melt away heavy grease!
 
Point To Note: The amount of fibre you can scour at once in the bucket strainer will vary depending on the individual fleece. A very greasy fibre will weigh more and therefore be less volume.  A very clean and nongreasy fibre will weigh less and therefore have more volume. So just be careful and adjust the fibre amount, you want the fibre to be fully submerged and not "packed in".