New Arrival - the Strucket

\Strucket is the NEW KID ON THE BLOCKimproving the way one soaks, blocks, dyes,washes, scours and more!Retail: $75.00

1. Fill the tub with warm water and wool wash. Place your handmade pieces in the strainer basket in the bucket and allow to soak.

2. Pull the strainer up and down to gently swish your items without too much agitation or fear of felting wool.

3. Easily lift the strainer from the bucket, click it into place and separate the soaked items, leaving the dirty water behind. The interlocking connection allows your strainer to connect and elevate above the base of your Strucket Bucket.

4. When the whole job is done, you just release the plug built into the base of your Strucket and watch the water drain away - your hands never have to touch the dirty water. Perfect for sensitive skin or if you are using hot water or dye.

You can only find these in-store...we will not be shipping them. You can see they do come in 4 colors, and 2 sizes...but we currently only have access to the sand color. If you are interested in the smaller size, let us know and we can put it on our next order!

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