Relugan baby lambskin

Lambskin for babies, very high quality, Relugan medical tanning, suitable for the whole family. Size approx. 100-110 cm, pile 3 cm. Golden yellow color, slight variations depending on each skin, each one being unique.   Sometimes hairs may be colored on a small area, at the ends or among the hairs, making it unique. Play mat, in baby's bed to encourage sleep, suitable for the whole family to provide softness, warmth and comfort. Bedridden people use lambskin to prevent bedsores. You can also replace your fitted sheet on your bed with lambskin. So in winter you will not feel cold, and in summer no sweating. No need to wash it, see the care instructions. It does not retain bad odors because it is antibacterial. Brush and ventilate your skin regularly so that air continues to pass through the hairs. -it regulates the temperature, - it has a high moisture absorption capacity, - it is naturally antibacterial and neutralizes odors, - Hypo-allergenic, - suitable for sensitive skin. Naturally rich in lanolin, dirt does not penetrate the wool fibers. You will keep this lambskin for a long time. Comes from eco-farms in Germany, Sweden and Holland. The tanning used for Ecopitchoun hides is Relugan. It is a medical tanning perfectly suited to babies and children, which is made in Germany. There are no heavy metals, no azos, no formaldehyde or pentachlorophenol. The family business since 1978 has selected the best quality skins from European eco-farms (Germany, Holland, Sweden). Basic maintenance: Lambskin is easy to maintain thanks to its self-cleaning properties in the open air. Brush your skin regularly and air out on the window sill or in the garden. Maintenance in HNI is simple: if there is urine, you put the skin to dry and shake it to remove the dust. It is ready to be used again. If you need to detach, choose “quiet” sun. That is to say in semi-shade when the sun is blazing in the summer season. If you need to wash it: Really avoid washing your skin, but if necessary, Relugan tanning allows machine washing at 30°C. However, prefer to wash by hand, in a bathtub for example, to preserve the original appearance as much as possible. Soak the skin flat in the bottom of the bathtub using a special wool detergent with lanolin. Then press on it to drain the water but do not wring. Then you put the skin to dry in the open air but not under the blazing sun or next to a wood heater or radiator. Throughout drying, stretch the skin so that it returns to its original shape. If you want to use a dryer, which we do not recommend, put it in for a very short time, on the gentlest setting, and then stretch it well.