🌧️ Grangers Performance WASH: Top Choice by Global Leaders in Extreme Technical Outdoor Wear. Perfect for All Breathable Membrane Fabrics, like Gore-Tex and Event. Review

I am a member of the national professional ski association. I have been using all Grangers products for about 5 years. You are excellent. Easy to use and makes your clothes waterproof.

I've used this for all of my family's waterproof winter coats and winter pants. My surgical jacket fluffed up normally after washing. I added an extra rinse after washing to ensure the laundry was fully rinsed. All garments remain waterproof after two washes.

Nikwax Technical Flush was getting too expensive so I looked for an alternative in larger bottles. It meets all requirements. I doubt there is a difference between waterproof breathable cleaners so buy this one because it's cheaper and made by a top brand.

I love this very mild yet cleaning detergent. I use it on my merino wool and other sportswear and they come out of the washing machine perfectly clean and fresh. I don't perceive a really perfect scent. I'm impressed with its ability to clean some smelly stuff. It looks like water and does an amazing job. Highly recommended

The bottle was wrapped in bubble wrap and a plastic bag but when I opened the lid the packaging of the product was already broken. The bottle looks like it's filled with liquid so I'm hoping it's real liquid and not hand wash soap or some other substitute. I've never used Granger's so I don't know what to expect, hopefully this is real stuff and works well for me. I'm deducting a star for a broken seal, which could have been an accident but I've never had one so I'll have to wait and see if I…

It took so long to arrive I forgot I ordered it (1000ml bottle). When it arrived there was residue on the bottle near the cap indicating it had leaked. When I removed the lid there was no seal. Every bottle of Grangers I've bought in the past has had a seal on it. The detergent has a different smell than any other Grangers product I have at home (down and water resistant). To be honest, I can't say if this is legal or if someone from the outside filled the empty bottle with detergent. I'll…

I just used the GPW to clean the oil/grease that dripped from the chairlift cables onto my new bright orange parka during a wet snowstorm in Mammoth. I didn't know how bad it was until I got home. There were small black dots on the hood, back and shoulders. I used GPW directly undiluted with a toothbrush and let it sit for about 1 hour before washing. I did 2 wash cycles, one with GPW and the other with just water to fully rinse. Hang to dry. The stains came out really clean. Most are 100% gone

Not advertised for use on duvets but I think it's the best. There is no lingering smell and the fluff is nice and fluffy after drying with dryer balls. very polite. If you wash the blankets with ordinary detergent, the feathers will clump together and will not dry well. It's not like this. VERY HAPPY with it. Have bought it multiple times. I wash duvets about 3-4 times a year. Of course I change and wash bed linen separately and more often! I'm sure you could wash the pillows with it (if they…

I've been using Sport Wash for years but decided to try something different for my breathable fabric. I can't tell any difference in breathability. I will say that Sport Wash is (subjectively) better at removing grease and stains. Some of my clothes had various types of grease/oil stains that I had pre-treated and the detergent had no effect. Again, I'm not saying this product is rubbish because I didn't run a controlled experiment between this product and Sport Wash; For me the price…