I don't use soap on deer hunting clothes!?! I don't use soap on my sneakers, but I do sometimes step in water!?!
If nothing sticks to it, why do you have to wash it unless your body soils the inside of outer layer clothing?
I was answering Ritten's question about washing treated clothes.
For boots, outer shells, etc it should work great. Far from permanent, but slap a coat on every few hunts and I bet it will be magical.
I am disappointed there hasn't been a single "NeverWet? My wife invented that YEARS ago!" joke though.
How strong of a chemical odor is it? May hinder your deer hunts
How strong of a chemical odor is it? May hinder your deer hunts
My 35 years of field trials along with my very impressive success rate
(Sorry, Emp....Just....Had to....)
I could tell you all I suck at hunting; but if I did, I'd be lying!
Why spray the whole room? Sounds like a huge area and a waste. Spray the dog.
Had to.
Also, I'm definitely picking this stuff up and spraying the damn dog room with it. THE WHOLE DAMN ROOM.
Why spray the whole room? Sounds like a huge area and a waste. Spray the dog.
Well I must have screwed something up because after treating my boots with the rustoleum style 2 part solution as per the can instructions the finish just rubbed off with the light touch of my finger. They were brand new rubber boots I just opened the box today. Maybe there was an oil on them or some other kind of coat. So far its only a waste of 20$