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Tech Wash - 10 fl oz
Nikwax
Tech Wash - 10 fl oz
$10.95
Description

  Easy to use, safe, high-performance cleaner for wet weather clothing and gear

  Nikwax Tech Wash is the market leader; it has been specifically designed and optimized for breathable waterproof fabrics. Nikwax Tech Wash is a highly effective cleaner. Additionally it will revitalize existing Durable Water Repellency (DWR) and revive breathability. It is the safe way to thoroughly clean your waterproof clothing and equipment. Application in a washing machine is quick, easy, and ensures that the whole garment is thoroughly cleaned.

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Description
Brand Name:
Nikwax
Size:
10 fl. oz.
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
283002
UPC:
703861000737
Other Features:
Use undiluted Tech Wash® and a sponge, or soft nylon brush, to treat stubborn stains before washing. Remove all non-washable parts. Shake well before use. Follow care label instructions. Do not use detergents.
Top Loading Machine Wash:
1. Place maximum 6 garments in washing machine.
2. After the machine has filled, 5floz/150ml for 1-3 garments, 8floz/250ml for 4-6 garments. Add an additional 50ml for hard water* areas.
3. Set cycle to Heavy and Warm. 1-3 items: low water level, 4-6 items: medium water level.
Front Loading Machine Wash:
1. Remove all detergent from detergent dispenser.
2. Place maximum of 2 garments in washing machine.
3. Add 3floz/100ml of Tech Wash®. Add an additional 50ml for hard water* areas.
4. Set cycle to Synthetics and Warm (30°C).
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