Accidents happen.  Most wool products can be gently hand-washed.  Make sure to avoid warm/hot water and to dry the item completely before use. Smaller accidents Use towels to remove most of the spill. Smaller accidents can be spot cleaned with a soft brush and soapy water.  To remove residual stains you can dampen the stained area (use a little lemon for additional bleaching) and place in the sun. For larger accidents Clean up as much as possible with towels.Fill bathtub or basin with cool/tepid water.  Add a bit of detergent to the water or directly to soiled area. Submerge soiled area and swish gently in the water. Drain the basin, press water out of the bedding, and repeat as desired. Avoid wringing or twisting the wet wool. To remove odors you can dilute vinegar in water and pour through the soiled area. Again, be sure that the item is thoroughly dry before using. Older wool products can be washed in a large front-loading machine on a delicate/woolen cycle.  We do not generally recommend this, but it can be done if you use care.  We do not recommend dry-cleaning because of the harsh and toxic chemicals although our products can be dry cleaned.