Gear Aid Revivex Pro Cleaner Wash for GORE-TEX Jackets, Tents and Outdoor Gear

Keeps waterproof jackets waterproof

El producto me parece muy bueno, sirve, hace su función y todo lo que promete. El empaque: me parece muy bien que sea una bolsita, pero esa tapa es inservible. Te la ponen en el video como "medida" a aplicar pero la verdad es que es acto de fe, realmente no sabes cuanto estás echando y luego tienes que estar escurriéndola o se te hace un desmadre porque no tiene algún método de "retorno de líquidos" entonces terminas manchado, etc.Este es el único tema a cambiar.

I had forgotten to air out my Nemo tent after a rainy day at the Grand Canyon and left it packed in a suitcase for a week. It smelled terrible.This product cleaned the tent and removed all odors after soaking it in hot water for 30 minutes . The color of the dirty water was disgusting. Amazing product

I used this product followed by the wash in water repellent on my goretex rain gear and it worked great. The jacket looks brand new and water beads up and runs off it now.

This is a good product. It is very water repellent, and if you are able to dry the clothing or item in a dryer on medium it will last quite a while before wearing off.One key to this or any other wash in is to wash your item, then rinse it a couple extra times. Then rinse it a couple more times. Not so much to rinse the item, but to flush any remaining detergent from the washing machine. Almost every washer in existence has some of the final rinse from the last load still there. If there is any detergent left behind, and isn't removed from the item being treated it won't work nearly as well. Detergents weaken the surface tension of water so it will pass through smaller pores than normal, and it also prevent this DWR (any every other) from sticking or bonding as well. I admit, 6 or more rinses might be a bit much though. My machine can do three so I usually just do that.Also if you can adjust the water level keep it lower, and use the soak setting.If the item can be dried in a dryer, do so at the highest the garment allows. It bonds better with the fabric and stays on longer before wearing or washing off. If you can't do this, then it will work, just not as long. Maybe have to treat every year instead of every other depending on the item and how much you use it.