Has anyone used this on soft shell outerwear?
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I used this to wash my 30 year old Eureka mountain tent that has a water repellent coating. It worked well and did not destroy the coating. This was a hand wash process done in a bathtub.
959554
I don't think it's for down garments but they have a down cleaner concentrate. The synthetic cleaner label says it's for soft shell and ski wear so I guess it may be OK personally I would use the down clearer. You can probably get a better answer on their web site. Hope this helps all the products are first class
634432
I've used it on leather and even suede. It works very nicely. Sorry it took me forever to answer you.:)
2150147
This Does NOT have to touch bare skin!! It works through jeans, shirts, and hoodies..i dont know how well it would work through a coat though.
1525789
Not personally, but the makers do have a video about using this for wool coats here http://www.dailycandy.com/everywhere/video/fashion/95597/How-to-Wash-a-Coat-The-Laundress
1775656
Yes; I love this stuff. I've been using the ointment in the fat 0.7-ounce tube (with the brush-on applicator). I put it on my toenails every morning before I put on my socks, and every night before I pull the covers over my feet. I've been using it for 4 months now, and the wierd, wavy ridges in my toenails are gone. I could see a difference in them within two weeks; they were already looking a little smoother. I like to wear sandals in the warm months, and last summer, I was very self-conscious about my toes showing. So glad to have found this last Christmas!
2016061
HI--,, I am a Lieutenant Inspector for the state of New York. I have used it on my Jackets, Shoes, gloves and it worked fine. You have to put on the first coat,, let it dry for 8 hours and then apply a second coat.
478921
I've used it on wool sweaters successfully yes. But I don't have many because I live in California, so they are a bit heavy.
2198220
I see on the bottle it specifically says to NOT use it on "suede, roughout or napped leathers" - but I also see Bick's has their own separate suede and nubuck cleaner. Good luck!
1881033
I have only used it on Sunbrella marine fabrics. It works amazingly well for that application.
1691738
I am so sorry, i just saw this. I have not really worn it under anything, but my guess is; not a good idea unless rather loose. The wrap itself is amazingly compact and efficient; but does add girth. I may be impractical for other reasons including the cold/heat is only effective for a while, then you'll just have a bulky wrap not really doing anything unless you swap the packs.
1259742
I actually haven't tried yet! But it says you can wash it in cold with powder detergent, no fabric softener.
1874626
I have used it on my down jacket but I notice it works better on smaller tears. On a larger tear the down feathers tend to poke out and you may need to retape it again over time.
662218
I personally would not use it for comforters due to size . I use Woolite Dry Cleaner's for clothes and only smaller pieces . Slacks , sweaters , tops , skirts , dresses . I would not use it for a over coat or heavy jackets . I did do a light-medium weight men jacket , and it came out nicely . The color of the is charcoal .
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I would suggest using the Revivex Durable Waterproofing Spray On instead of the soak in waterproofing with the down and pre-clean with the Revivex Down Cleaner. Gear Aid's website suggest this also. For waterproofing any down garment or gear you want to first clean it with a down wash. Nikwax also sells a down was and waterproof as well. The pray on will work better as it will coat the outer fabric and still allow for the down to maintain it's loft and warmth value. I've used the spray on version with good results on my backpacking and fishing gear. Water beads up very nicely still. The soak version is just downright convenient and coats everything. Still my go to waterproofing solution.
556128
I have not, But I believe it is strong enough to do the job even if it takes two coats. If I had a tan top I would sure give it a try.
183873
Wow, I used it on my soft leather coat and it took it beautifully. I know they have leather conditioners out that might work.