Garment Shield Premium Superhydrophobic Repellent Review

Sprayed it on the sleeve of a denim jacket but used paper to protect the area so I could tell the difference. After spraying I dried the section with a heat gun and sprayed it with water. Water pooled in the treated area but quickly seeped into the untreated material. (Note the sharp line in my photo). The fabric did not change color and the sensations were the same where sprayed and where not. So what works. At the moment I don't know how long it will take. The directions suggest applying one…

This spray is easy to use. I like how thin the spray comes out of the can so you get a nice even finish. I've sprayed it on canvas and canvas sneakers and the coating has already saved them from staining. However, the nozzle tends to clog quickly, so you'll need to clean it often or it won't clog. You also need to spray it at least 8 inches away or you can end up with a white film. While the spray smells like chemicals, it's not as toxic as other repellents I've used. After spraying, wait 15…

I haven't worn anything white since I was a mom. My kids and light clothing just don't mix and they tend to take it all out on me. I have a couple of sweaters that I missed so I figured why not try it. All of the items I tested were machine washable and dryer safe and had no spray stain issues. The spray actually smelled like something awful when wet - much like at the hairdresser's where all the old ladies are about to get a perm. It also made my floor VERY slippery and I haven't been able to…