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Apair of waterproof bootsshould be considered essential equipment; as should a decent waterproofing spray.
To prevent water absorption, it’s crucial that you clean your boots and reapply waterproofing spray regularly.
I also learned that not all sprays are created equal.
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Its expensive, but worth it.
She says, This is a product Id trust for any leather item I own.
Its expensive, but well worth it.
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Drying time is 30 minutes maximumperfect for last-minute app before departure.
Although its odorless once dry, it smells strongly during software.
Parker uses Scotchgard Fabric Water Repellent Spray to protect her canvas and fabric boots and shoes.
She says, It helps them stay dry when walking in wet weather and also protects against any discoloration.
The spray dries clear and odorless, and doesnt affect the feel of the fabric in any way.
Drying time is around one hour.
Youll need to reapply once a month for full effectiveness.
Because the spray has a strong smell, we recommend applying it outdoors when possible.
There are pros and cons to the 4.4-ounce bottle size.
The nozzle is prone to leaking so be sure to store it carefully.
PFAS-free and packaged in a fully recycled bottle, it scores points for sustainability.
Finally, the bottle is reasonably priced and goes a long way with no strict schedule for reapplication.
In the same spirit, look for waterproofing sprays that offer multiple benefits.
Again, rules for reapplication vary from product to product.
She uses waterproof sprays to keep her feet dry on her adventures and currently favors Nikwax.
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