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Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 25th, '10, 21:57
by BladeMan
I got got a text from my mates wife saying that she had textile cloths and was wondering if she had to treat them with anything and if so how offten. I had no idead as I don't go out in the wet but any advices would help.
Regards,
Mark.
Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 25th, '10, 22:47
by Bladerunner
First remove all the armour, then wash on a cool wash with Nikwax Tech Wash (you can apply it direct to the garment first to pre-treat any bad stains). Then wash the garment again using Nikwax TX Direct to re-proof it. Next tumble dry it to re-activate the water proofing.
There are various products available, but I have found Nikwax to be very good.
Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 25th, '10, 22:49
by Bladerunner
Just re-read your original post, on average it's best to wash and re-proof textiles every 6 months, but varies dependant on how much riding you do.
Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 25th, '10, 23:55
by Milky
Anyone know of any decent leather cleaner aswell? For white

Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 26th, '10, 07:30
by Dynasangel
Milky wrote:Anyone know of any decent leather cleaner aswell? For white

Babywipes work well
Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 26th, '10, 08:15
by Smiler
Autoglym do a leather cleaner, smells nice too!

Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 26th, '10, 09:53
by Funky
BladeMan wrote:I got got a text from my mates wife saying that she had textile cloths and was wondering if she had to treat them with anything and if so how offten. I had no idead as I don't go out in the wet but any advices would help.
Regards,
Mark.
You can get any weatherproofing wash from most dry cleaners or places like Blacks. Just have to wash it in the stuff.
Milky wrote:Anyone know of any decent leather cleaner aswell? For white

I use an indoor leather feed and clean. Spray on, wipe off. Jobs a good un'
I use to use normally cleaning wipes, works well on bugs etc and gets the leather smelling lemon fresh.
Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 26th, '10, 14:38
by Milky
thanks guys

Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 26th, '10, 22:32
by Varcon
Funky wrote:Spray on, wipe off. Jobs a good un'
That quite common for you is it?

Re: Textile Clothing
Posted: Nov 28th, '10, 15:58
by BladeMan
Thanks everyone I will pass it on.