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Mirazyme works great on sleeping bags!

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Rex Sanders BPL Member
PostedApr 19, 2014 at 1:56 pm

My favorite WM Megalite sleeping bag was smelling very funky after the last trip.

Opened it up and draped it on some patio chairs outside, sprayed diluted McNett Mirazyme on the inside (follow the instructions!), and let it dry for a few hours.

The smell is gone without a trace! No “perfume” scent left behind.

I’ve used Mirazyme on packs and other equipment. Same results. That 2 ounce bottle is going to last a long time.

Just another happy customer.

— Rex

PostedApr 19, 2014 at 10:37 pm

Thanks Rex, I needed that info for a synthetic winter bag. Sweat collects(condenses on the shell in copious amounts, leaving an "odour" later.

I hope it's good for boos and sandals too.

Rex Sanders BPL Member
PostedApr 20, 2014 at 10:49 am

I needed that info for a synthetic winter bag. Sweat collects(condenses on the shell in copious amounts, leaving an "odour" later.

If the sweat condenses inside the outer shell fabric, you might need to soak the shell pretty thoroughly with Mirazyme to get best results. For the inside of my sleeping bag, a light spray that didn't even soak through most spots was sufficient.

Mirazyme should work on boots and sandals, too. Best if you clean them with soap and water first.

— Rex

PostedApr 20, 2014 at 7:01 pm

For me, Mirazyme has saved 3 pairs of cycling shoes (we toured 1,500 miles in them, and one of my buddies didn't wear socks…), countless boots and sneakers, a tent, and two hammocks. I love the stuff.

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