Any suggestion on what to treat this with?
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I treated 1/2 of my tent, on the inside seams, with Aquaseal Seam Sealer. A bit more expensive, but I've had nothing but positive experiences with it in the past as opposed to other sealants. I set the tent up, sealed 1/2 of the seams and let it dry overnight. I put it up during 3 days of rain and none of the seams leaked, the sealed or not sealed. So, I'm not planning to seal the remaining seams unless something starts leaking.I did end up adding my own fly to one of the doors, since the bottom of the doors do pool and hold water, especially if they're not set up super tight.
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I ordered water repellent from Amazon. I put three cans on the tent and it has worked amazingly. Enjoy the tent its fantastic.
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Im not sure I know it needs waterproofing, I would check out a sporting goods store or camping stare to find a water repellant spray to treat it with
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Hello Christopher, My son I never treated the teepee before taking it hunting , you should be able to contact Guide Gear and they would be able to tell you. Sorry I am not more help.
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I did the same as Bennett's answer and we had a deluge with high winds2 days ago and the teepee did not leak. The sealer I bought from Amazon did the trick. As far as the doors we just put a large piece of wood there so it doesn't pool and have no problem.
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Try to soak it with Dawn, luke warm water and white vinegar for 8 hours. It might help.
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Hi the bleach solution would probably be enough, but adding it to both won't hurt Hope this helps
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I would apply a drop in the areas affected and rub the solution gently on your face. You will have instructions with the product.
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Ps. Also kale, other fruits and veggies. Keep it natural. Wheat germ is another possibility.
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You dont. Hopefully it isnt that badly soiled. I would suggest some anti-microbial frebreeze
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Spread a dime size amout of these over boil it's draws the infection out apply warm compress or towels to the boil will help
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Sorry, haven't done this yet but it sounds like a great idea...mixed with some milk should do the trick.
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Use mayo. It sounds weird, but it works! We did that and have not had any problems since.
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Any thing else we may help with at this time? Thank you for your question! UHFD
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Fill it up with isopropyl until the internal glass tube is submerged, let it sit for as long as you can, see it helps. .. temporarily
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I would hand wash in sink with sensitive skin laundry soap, dye free. let it drip dry. assuming hemp collar was used because of sensitivity. otherwise handwise with laundry soap.
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I'm not sure. If it's nice/Waterford crystal I would try vinegar and baking soda first. You can always read the warnings on the back
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Hello, and a Happy New Year to you! May I take the time to suggest that you see your doctor first. I am a senior now, and sometimes it just not easy. So I've taken upon myself this product get in gear with. I did do some homework on this product, and it seems to keep in the easy lane... See your doctor first... Thank you...WOOD
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If you can crush or grind it smaller, then you can mix with water. Comfrey tea is also very healing and helps support healing.
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I'd treat it like any good leather. Saddle soap to clean it. Use glove oil or leather conditioner if it seems dry..
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Sorry, I really can't be sure how to advise you on that. I put it in little bowls hidden around my house by itself and I rub it on my family's feet when getting sick... I haven't used it any other way thus far. I can tell you that it really does work though! Best of luck.