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ReviveX® Down Cleaner

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  • Product Info

    Gently restores loft and warmth to down jackets, sleeping bags, comforters and pillows. Unlike household laundry soaps, this specialized commercial-grade formula cleans without detergents and preserves the natural oils in down. The choice of top down jacket, sleeping bag and comforter manufacturers.

    • Ideal for down garments, sleeping bags, comforters, pillows, etc.

    • Restores loft & warmth

    • Gentle formula will not damage down insulation

    • Rinses clean, no residue

  • Instructions for Use

     

    Directions:

    Follow manufacturer’s instructions. If unavailable, use the following guidelines.

    Spot clean heavily soiled areas. Shake bottle before use.

    Machine Wash (Gentle Cycle): Use a front-loading washing machine for sleeping bags or other large items. See table below for settings.

    1. Close zippers and Velcro™ tabs
    2. Add Down Cleaner to empty washer according to table below
    3. Load item into washer; use gentle cycle & warm water
    4. Run an additional spin cycle before drying
    5. See drying instructions below

    Hand Wash: Use tub or basin.

    1. Mix Down Cleaner with warm water according to table below
    2. Compress item to remove air & place in water
    3. Wash item. Gently knead, removing dirt & stains
    4. Rinse item repeatedly until water runs clear (at least 3 times)
    5. Gently compress or roll item to expel water.
    6. Place in washing machine; use 2 spin cycles to remove excess water before drying

     

    Item Down Cleaner Amount of Water Machine Setting
    Jacket, Pillow or Samll Garment 6 capfuls (1 oz) 5 gallons (hand wash) SMALL or LOW
    Sleeping Bag or Down Comforter 1/3 bottle (4 oz) 20 gallons (hand wash) LARGE or HIGH

     

    Drying:

    Proper drying is essential for best results. For maximum loft and to avoid damage, use a large commercial dryer on LOW HEAT. Note: High heat or small (home) dryers can melt synthetic fabrics, causing severe damage. Clean tennis balls may be added to dryer to break up down clumps. Check progress periodically. Dry thoroughly. Open item and allow to air overnight before use or storage.

  • Testimonials

    Testimonials –

      "The down cleaner is awesome! I had never even thought something could bring my sleeping bag back to life like this. I had two sleeping bags that were basically flat as pancakes after a cumulative total of about 500 nights of use and packing them up every day into a backpack. I thought they were shot and figured it might just be time to get new ones, but decided to first try the down cleaner. They came out like new!" Justin Lichter (Trauma)

    Additional Customer Comments –

      "I cleaned my down jacket with the down cleaner. It came out much nicer than in the previous washing, using a competitor’s product. The jacket's loft seemed to be better restored than in past washings."- Boulder

      "I tried the down cleaner on my down comforter. Not only did it clean the comforter (which had not been washed in much too long) but it revived the loft." - Denver

      "The bottle did 3 down comforters months later they still smell fresh but not overpowering." - Michael G., Baja, CA

      "I found this product restores loft better, and leaves down more resilient to compression than Nikwax product. Wash in warm and rinse in cold water. Use front loading washing machine and set dryer on low heat." - C., GTA, Ontario

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