Has been on sale at this price before, but it's a very cheap price. RRP is £11.25, and Amazon usually sell this for approx £8.
Easy to apply in a washing machine or by hand
WaterBased, fluorocarbon-free & environmentally responsible
Tech Wash: Prolongs the life of gear and optimises outdoor performance
Maintains breathability
Maintains original water-repellency
Suitable for use on all fabrics, including technical textiles
TX.Direct: Adds or renews water repellency and revives breathability
All comments (21)
Vanderlust
22 Dec 15#1
That is a really good price.
allginger
22 Dec 15#2
Thanks ordered
q44q
22 Dec 15#3
Thanks
srp111
22 Dec 15#4
ordered too, thanks
BlackCloud
22 Dec 15#5
Does this stuff work? I've not found anything yet that really seems to add or replace the original water repellency of items I've had like coats, rucksacs etc.
BigAde to BlackCloud
22 Dec 15#7
Yep, it works very well. Wouldn't use anything else for washing and reproofing Gore-Tex jackets.
BigAde
22 Dec 15#6
Brilliant price, thanks OP. Missed out last time it was this cheap.
timetosurf
22 Dec 15#8
same here.
addictedtohotukdeals
22 Dec 15#9
And, if you use it, get £3 back to spend on digital with no rush delivery
nzadok
22 Dec 15#10
Got it last time to try, good stuff
Arizolas
22 Dec 15#11
Ordered and 3 credit too boot. Cannot complain!!
rbramhill1
22 Dec 15#12
gone for it, missed out last time
Hootwo
22 Dec 15#13
Yes, but (depending on the fabric), may require gentle ironing to activate the water repellency.
brody101
22 Dec 15#14
Tells me it's an add on item and I am a prime member? Am I doing something wrong?
Redunitedlee to brody101
22 Dec 15#15
Me too
tebbo65
22 Dec 15#16
Me too???
kkdd
22 Dec 15#17
It wasn't an add-on item earlier - Amazon tend to change it from time to time if an item is sold below a certain value.
gav2pac
22 Dec 15#18
gutted it's an add on item
leon121
22 Dec 15#19
Thanks
mattcooperkay19922
26 Dec 15#20
Sorry but this is incorrect. Heat is required for certain proofers (i.e. Grangers) that are flourocarbon based. Nikwax doesn't require heat as it is similar to a wax (not saying it is wax).
Also do not iron waterproof garments, you'll end up either melting them or destroying any breathability they may have by melting the microscopic pores that make up the membrane. If the proofer requires heat, throw it on low in a tumble dryer.
DistortedVision
24 Jan 16#21
Expired its back to £11.25. Gutted I need some of this.
Opening post
Easy to apply in a washing machine or by hand
WaterBased, fluorocarbon-free & environmentally responsible
Tech Wash: Prolongs the life of gear and optimises outdoor performance
Maintains breathability
Maintains original water-repellency
Suitable for use on all fabrics, including technical textiles
TX.Direct: Adds or renews water repellency and revives breathability
All comments (21)
Also do not iron waterproof garments, you'll end up either melting them or destroying any breathability they may have by melting the microscopic pores that make up the membrane. If the proofer requires heat, throw it on low in a tumble dryer.