NikwaxTech Wash 34 fl. oz., Nikwax Tech Wash Technical Cleaner for Jackets and Outerwear, Restores Waterproofing in Rain, Ski, and Snow Gear, Safe for Gore-Tex and DWR

My go-to for cleaning outdoor gear at home. Works well in a top loading machine. Remember to use wash in waterproofing afterwards.

This product is amazing; as you know, most clothing made today is not made to last as it was 10-15 years ago. I have several coats that are no longer manufactured, as I want to maintain them and have for at least 10 years.The Process is fairly simple for protection, just make sure you follow it.....and enjoy

This product has been around for decades as the go-to detergent for cleaning technical fabrics because it won't leave deposits or perfumes behind. It is especially useful for sensitive skin.

good product, works as advertised, expensive

Best stuff to waste goretex gear. Hard to remove stains or ground in dirt should be pre-washed or treated but otherwise this stuff cleans well without damaging the goretex. I’ve used this for years on technical gear used at work (ski patrolling).

Used it for my motorcycle gore tex jacket in conjunction with the nikwax tx direct to clean and renew water repelency. Perfect results.

My husband and I both ride, and logging miles in SoCal adds lots of crud to our jackets. I bought this to wash our Rev'it Airwave2 and GT-R Air2 jackets in, a lot of white textile which had now become pretty dingy grey. Because I foresee lots of washings, I bought the liter bottle for economy.I hand washed each jacket separately in a plastic tub, so I figured to use less Nikwax. I also used a toothbrush (dipped directly into the bottle) to scrub the really soiled areas, giving it a good amount of work. Needless to say, I was extremely pleased with the final appearance, the road grime and exhaust soil washed out excellently, and our jackets were returned to their original white condition.I decided to do my husband's work commute jacket, a darker Cortech model, but still with white patterns and very soiled. I employed the same effort, soaking the jacket, and using the toothbrush to scrub the white and red regions. I took the photo shortly after I began working on the jacket, it shows the jacket after it had soaked a few minutes, and I had just started using the toothbrush. The brightness really began to return to the white, and the red piping and slashes also brightened up after some scrubbing.The wash tub water was really ugly and dark with all the removed grime. I used a separate plastic tub for the rinsing, three good dunks and swishing to get out as much residue as possible, and then a final hose off and hanging it up outside to air dry.I/we are very pleased with the results, and can recommend the Nikwax for motorcycle clothing, as that was our use. We obtained excellent results, had no issues with any odors afterwards, and it rinsed out cleanly. We have worn the jackets since, with no issues. Well worth the cost and effort to protect the investment we have made in quality riding gear.

Definitely works I love that you can throw it into the washing machine with your clothes as a great product