Review Grangers Clothing Repel / Wash-in Waterproofer for Outerwear

This works fairly well to help restore the water repellency of outerwear. It's prudent to wash your garment first, then run it through your washer again using Grangers Clothing Repel. If you follow the directions you should get results similar to mine. I don't think this is intended for general clothing such as jeans. It is intended for outerwear and probably works best with nylon, polyester fabrics that have previously been treated, or with Gore-Tex fabrics.
Grangers Clothing Repel: amzn.to/35PtC9b
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[@jobber1984]

thanks for the review

[@michaelerbreviews]

My pleasure! I hope you found it helpful.

[@starr8111]

What if my jacket says air dry not to put in dryer do i have to put it in dryer

[@michaelerbreviews]

S R I’d suggest going to the company with that question. My instinct is to say that it is the drying temperature that helps set the repellent into the fabric and if not enough heat is attained, the effectiveness of the repellant won’t be as great.

[@amandaschuler9731]

Rinse the cap with water from the washer before returning to the bottle.

[@michaelerbreviews]

What a great idea.

[@Greydustfish]

You are using a cover of Wash+Repel Ganger product but in the video you are using the Repel only Ganger product. Are they the same products?

[@michaelerbreviews]

No, they are different products. I’ll fix the thumbnail image.

[@Greydustfish]

@@michaelerbreviews Thanks for the clarification!

[@IamthePMofAustralia]

Americans have a wonderful habit of turning 1 minute of yt into 10. Otherwise good final demo.

[@michaelerbreviews]

Cheers Mate. Isn’t that what Australians say?

[@GoofyOneforyou]

I like that one the best compared to the blue one.The blue one is useless and waste of money

[@michaelerbreviews]

I've been quite happy with the results. Thanks for chiming in.