When my horse blankets are washed they lose the ability to repel water. Will this product work on horse blankets?
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I put almost the entire bottle on a soft shell raincoat and I was not impressed.
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In general it should, yes. I used to use Scotchgard all the time for making skiing equipment water repellent. However, I was not as impressed with the pump spray dispenser as with the normal aerosol-type. I feel the latter gives a much more even coating and thus, is more effective.
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If your horse blankets are wool...NO. the product works on synthetic material.
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I can't see why not, my only concern would be possible irritant to the horses. Also keep in mind that this product needs to be activated by putting it into the dryer.
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Since I don't wear horse blankets.. I am sorry I really couldn't say if it safe for horses. Generally I only use this for my jacket and not something that would normally be in contact with my skin. Horse blankets are supposed to be wicking. They then should not be sprayed with something that will stop wicking.. IMHO. My sister who is a horse person will take her horse blankets and put them on a saw horse with two 100W light bulbs underneath. She say that they will dry in 12-14 hours.. Hope this helps..
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Make sure you have the connection ito the blanket right, because if it's not the blanket will not heat up at all. that's what happened to me, it can go in two different ways but only one way works...
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Hi Diane,This doesn't restore fabric it water proofs it. It may help with your situation, but, I'm not aware of any product that will stop fraying canvas from continuing to fray.Hope this helps,-Matt
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I am noy sure, I do not use a solar blanket on my pool. PoolSkim removes surface dirt so the water needs to move fteely for PoolSkim to work. The must be operational and cirulating the water. Hope this helps.
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I did the standard wash with no detergent. Maybe too much detergent is being used? I had no problems with repelling water at all.
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I used this to wash my 30 year old Eureka mountain tent that has a water repellent coating. It worked well and did not destroy the coating. This was a hand wash process done in a bathtub.
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Yes, I use it with a larger dog that sheds a lot and I have washed the blanket many times and it comes out great.
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Hi I've used it on a nylon windbreaker, the outer synthetic cover of a sleeping bag and a tent out of parachute material, whatever that stuff is. had to spray it all twice to waterproof it, but no problems whatsoever. hope that helps.
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Yes but like any cotton blanket it lets go of a lot of lint. Be sure to empty your dryer's lint trap many times while its drying.
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It works great on cotton! I avoid nylon because I heat set with an iron after drying.
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I have a couple of these in horse stalls with the cords put through a hole in the wall to the plugs outside. We're in our fifth season now and they are holding up well. I would think it would work fine outside if your animals don'tfool around with the plug or cord. I think the water heats to about 40 and I would guess that it would just heat more consistently to melt snow or sleet that might accumulate.I did an experiment a couple of weeks ago leaving a regular water trough and the heated one in the horse stalls. Neither animal drank the colder water but drank from the heated water.with all horses getting collect in the changing weather here in California, and dehydration perhaps being a contributing factor when the temperatures go from cold to hot, I think these are good investment. Good luck
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I think that's the same. Be careful w this. Not waterproof. My horse was shivering and soaked in a few hours.
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I would recommend giving it a try. Try it on a small area in the corner at first and set it to the highest setting. I cannot guarantee it won't damage your blanket, but if you're careful, I would think not.
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Yes, the blanket has a water resistant backing so you can place on the damp ground and not have it soak through.
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It should because it is waterproof. We used it to patch a rusted place in our horse's water trough, and it is still holding a year later. Just remember don't use too much glue as it swells as it dries. I would let it "age and dry" at least a couple of days if you can. I have not found anything yet it does not "fix". LOL
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I have only used the product on 100% cotton. Probably try a scrap of the material and see if it holds. :o)
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Not sure but I would think it would be great for any outdoor furniture to repel water. I would stick to a fabric guard product for rugs such as Scotch Guard.