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Grangers

Tent & Gear Cleaner

Clothing Care

A water-based cleaner for tents and outdoor fabrics that removes dirt and residue while preparing gear for a fresh water-repellent treatment. It is applied by sponge or soft brush, then rinsed away.

€1000
Volume

Estimated delivery: Monday, 7th September to Tuesday, 8th September

Click & Collect available at , &

Usually ready in 4 hours

Shipping & Delivery

We offer FREE delivery on all orders over €100 (excluding overweight items*) to the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. For any order below this value, we charge a small delivery fee of €6.50 per delivery. Exceptions apply.

For international orders, shipping charges are calculated based on the weight of your order and the rates provided by our delivery partners. You can estimate your delivery cost using our calculator in the basket or at checkout.

Read more here.

Returns

You can return items for a replacement or refund, with a few exceptions. Returns are free to our stores in Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown, and Cork City Centre.

If you ordered from outside of Ireland, please read our returns policy. Read more about our return process here.

Description

For tents and outdoor fabrics that need cleaning before fresh proofing, the Grangers Tent & Gear Cleaner is a water-based, sponge-on cleaner that removes dirt, dust, pollen and stains from outdoor gear. Cleaning away residue helps existing water-repellent treatments work as intended and prepares fabric for a new proofing treatment.

Apply it to a wet fabric surface with a sponge or soft brush. Rinse the fabric after cleaning and allow it to dry fully before use. The bottle is made from 100% recycled material.

Highlights

  • Cleans all dirt and stains
  • Suitable for all outdoor fabrics
  • Prepares gear for fresh waterproofing treatments
  • Water-based
  • 100% Recycled bottle

Specifications

SKUGRF116-100
Best forCamping
From the shop floor
Clean it before you re-proof, not instead: getting the grime off first is what lets a fresh waterproofer actually bond, so this is step one and the proofer is step two.

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