Craghoppers Wash In ReProofer - Black - Single

The frequency depends on how often you wear and wash your garment. Generally, re-proof when you notice water is no longer beading on the surface.

This product is designed for shell jackets and similar waterproof garments. Always check the garment label for specific care instructions and fabric compatibility.

Yes, it is essential to clean the garment first. Use a cleaner specifically designed for waterproof fabrics to remove dirt and residue. Using the correct cleaner is also key to optimal performance.

You can iron the garment on a low setting, following the garment's care label instructions. Ensure the iron is not too hot, and use a pressing cloth if necessary.

Yes, this product can be used on a wide range of waterproof garments. Always check the garment's care label and test on an inconspicuous area first.

The duration of the reproofing effect varies depending on use and washing. Typically, it can last for several washes. Reapply when the garment starts to lose its water-repellent properties.

Yes, this product is fluorocarbon-free, making it a more environmentally friendly option.

Ensure you've used the correct amount of re-proofer, followed the heat activation step (tumble dry or iron) at the correct temperature, and that the garment was thoroughly cleaned beforehand. Re-apply following the instructions.

Ensure the re-proofer is thoroughly rinsed out during the wash cycle. If residue persists, re-wash the garment without re-proofer.

The garment might be heavily soiled. Try cleaning the garment again using a technical cleaner and reapply the re-proofer. The garment may be too old, and the fabric has reached the end of its life.