Hi EJ
I have used Revivex as well as Atsko. I can't say I was aware of any huge difference between them. But I am aware of the huge difference a proper wash makes!
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It's the natural toxins that work best, not those 'chemical' ones.
Has anyone used both the Atsko/Sno-Seal and Grangers wash? Are they equally good? Asking because the Atsko is a far better value.
An 18 fl. oz (532 ml) bottle of Sport-Wash Scent Free Detergent from Sno-Seal (also labeled Atsko) is good for 18 wash loads and costs only U.S. $5.99 on Campmor (and I have bought it for as little as $3-4/bottle as well). I've been using it for years with good results. It's based on biodegradable vegetable surfactants.
10 fl. oz Grangers Performance Wash runs U.S. $11.34 on Amazon and claims it treats up to 6 wash loads.
9.23 oz Grangers XT Waterproofer runs U.S. $14.81 on Amazon and claims it treats up to 4 garments.
ReviveX Spray-On Water Repellent 10oz. which is water-based, treats 1-2 garments and runs $11.99 on Campmor and only treats 1-2 garments.
If the Atsko/Sno-Seal wash and Grangers Performance wash are equal in performance, best bet is to combine the Atsko/Sno-Seal wash with the Grangers XT Waterproofer.
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