Washing Fleece

So... More yummy fleece pictures.

 This is the Scottish Blackface, in the bag, all washed up and and pulled out into kinda-sliver.
And the Lopez Special at the bottom. I pulled some locks off, and drafted them out, and had my friend Trin hold on to the lock while I spun my Ashford drop spindle.  It was surprisingly soft and easy to spin. I'm not sure whats in it, but its really super gorgeous.
I'm really loving all the fleeces I got from Island Fibers, they are all cleaning really easily, and spinning just beautifully. I have to say, for my first non-processed fiber purchase, I'm really happy with the results. I never thought cleaning fleece could be so easy. I do have to credit my extensive About.com research, and the Yarn Harlot post on cleaning for my success, I think.
Although I took alot of inspiration from her method, I do mine a little different.
This is how I wash fleece.
Gather-
 A big wide pan- like one of the tubs bus boys use to clear table, got mine at the Dollar Tree
Some dish soap, I use whatever is cheap, I think Sun, again from the Dollar Tree
And your Microwave. Well you probably won't need to gather that, since it's kinda heavy.
Then We Wash!

• Separate the fleece into locks, or if its pretty mangled, just pull it into strips. 
• Fill the tub with as hot of water as you can stand to stick your hand into, and squirt a good 1/8th cup of soap into it. 
• Push the fleece strips into it, keeping them separate, submerging them until totally soaked. 
• Let sit for 20 min, until water is super gross. 
• Pour water off, and run more in, bouncing it off the tub, so it doesn't felt the fleece. Don't add any more soap.
• Microwave for 5 min, then let cool for 15min, and microwave for 5 min again. 
• Let cool, and drain again, just holding the fleece in the tub. 

• Rinse with hot water again, maybe two-three times, until the water runs clear, and no soap foam comes up when the water runs in. 

I hang my fleece strips from a pants hanger, so they don't slip off, and set my little space heater on low pointed at it. It usually dries in about an hour or two.
Sometimes, if the fleece is really crunchy, and doesn't draft out easy, I just spritz a little Suave leave-in conditioner on it, while it dries, and that softens it up a lot. 
And that's what I use, at least for now. I will probably change it up, and try something different next time, but this worked well this go around.
Any suggestions would be awesome.
How do you clean your wool?