Can I put kiwi camp dry water repellent on it or will it hurt the fabric?
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I've had this pop-up for 5 years and I use it relentlessly in winter in the subzero temps of the hi Rockies and I've never had a leak it may be just condensation if it's dripping inside.
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I don't see why not, but if you're worried about water dripping on you just get the 949i insulated version. I had it for 3 years and never got dripped on. That was fishing from +20 to -40.
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I think if the material is thin, wrung out well & put in front of the fan on high overnight, it could dry it. I wouldn't bank my wardrobe on it but if there was a spill on the only blouse you had for that outfit, I would give it a go. Dry jeans? No.
641943
I didn't have any problems. Maybe try febreeze or another kind of fabric spray?
725446
This item should not get your clothing wet. It should provide the heat therapy without damaging clothing in any way
1797498
I sincerely doubt if this Product could be used in this manner. I have never tried it this way, and for Normal every Day Use, in wet Weather, I resorted to a Product called "CAMP DRY", made by KIWI. Personally, I will not Purchase the SCOTCHGARD in the future. James L. Powell.
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cant answer for clothes as I just use it for felt, but in a very short time, since all the water has been removed.
457973
don't immerse in water. wipe with damp rag and let air dry before putting it back on and storing it away.
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Marcie, I am not sure, but I dont think it would hurt , its pretty benign stuff. Try a little bit on a cloth and put some on a corner or side that you cant see and see if its OK after it dries.
1053379
I did not have an issue with it rubbing off on my clothing. I'd recommend letting it dry before putting on light clothes to be safe.
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I would add as is, if you already have water in the washing machine. Even if you add it to the load before the water is on, in my experience it will not harm any clothing. Just make sure the clothes go through the rinse cycle.
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I'm sure you can spray rain repellent on and it might work. But the Capris itself is already somewhat waterproof. It drys really quick.
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I would do so carefully, as the fabric is really porous. It depends on how sensitive your baby's skin is. Dilute it well. But it won't hurt the fabric, no.
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We didn't cover it camping the first time and it bubbled a bit.. The next one we covered with a plastic dollar store type cloth and it is fine.. Regular party type dampness hasn't been a problem
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No. The "fabric" seems waterproof but the seams, zipper and hole for the hanger would not be. I think if you sprayed water on the bag or spilled water on it, your garments would be fairly safe.
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Not likely. It works by not only coating the tent fabric but soaking in to the fabric a bit. I think it would ruin the leather on boots. I know that there are specially made waterproofing substances for leather though. Best of luck.
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I haven't used it on a washable fabric but I would respray after washing. Can't hurt and I am sure it will give you extra protection
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You could always spray it down with waterproofing spray (the kind for boots/tents, etc) - this is what I do with all of my bags. Works like a charm.