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This is a great guide! Would love if there were additional info on pricing (per pound, per metric), any sustainability issues (see Dark Waters for teflon [1]),
by gotmedium 5y ago
This is a great guide!
Would love if there were additional info on pricing (per pound, per metric), any sustainability issues (see Dark Waters for teflon [1]), and lastly ownership (are these patent protected, largest manufacthrers)
[1] https://m.imdb.com/title/tt9071322/ https://m.imdb.com/title/tt9071322/
- nivekastoreth 5y agoI would also really like some sort idea of just how easy or hard a material is to get odor out of. For a while now now I’ve just had to have multiple backpacks and rotate through them when one becomes too fragrant. If anyone has some guidance on how to get human ecology bacteria (i.e. that funky stank) out of synthetic materials that doesn’t result in smelling even worse of the cleaning agent, I’d love to hear it.
- evan_ 5y agoHave you tried Defunkify? https://defunkify.com/ https://defunkify.com/ I haven’t used it myself but a friend swears by it.
- getcrunk 5y agoVinegar
- SECProto 5y agoI haven't ever had an issue with stanky outdoors gear, but I've had luck removing stains from different gear by washing with either regular laundry detergent or "Oxygen-based cleaners" (oxiclean and knockoffs) as they have a different mechanism of cleaning, and drying in sunlight and fresh air.