Shake bottle, pour 75ml into conditioner compartment then wash following garment manufacturer’s guidelines. For optimum performance use Storm Wash in detergent compartment in the same cycle. Allow to drip dry then finish drying in a tumble dry.
As an item of technical gear gets used the surface treatment that repels the water, the DWR, starts to age and become damaged.
Maintaining a good program of care and cleaning will ensure the garment performs to its best for as long as possible, however there will come a time when the DWR requires replacing, this can be done by the domestic user with a simple wash in product. Storm's ECO proofer contains no harmful PFC’s and offers an excellent level of performance.
Applying this revitalises a garment to as close as possible original performance. Washing in is the simplest way as can be done in the same wash cycle as the cleaning, saving on water and power as well as keeping washing to a minimum. To check if an item requires a little extra DWR then a simple test can be done, drip water on the other surface of the garment and if this run off then the DWR is working fine, if it clings to the surface or dampens the surface and the colour darkens then the addition of a proofer in the wash cycle would be worth while.
The ECO proof requires a quick tumble or iron once it has been line dried for the heat to activate the DWR finish.
A huge 91% of discarded plastic isn’t recycled. With Storm's focus on being a climate positive company they have developed their new easily recyclable aluminium range of bottles.
