Sterling Wicked Good Rope Wash reviews and deals for sale
Use the Sterling Wicked Good Rope Wash to make your climbing rope look sparkly new and to keep it strong, durable, and reliable for a long time. This packet has enough liquid for one wash whether you're washing it in a machine, a bathtub, or by hand outside. It'll rid the rope of dirt, crud, and whatever else is destroying your rope's sheath so you can trust it on your next climb.
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Product Specifications
Brand | Sterling |
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Category | Ropes |
Recommended Use | climbing ropes |
Manufacturer Warranty | lifetime |
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Sterling Wicked Good Rope Wash Reviews
Tim P
April 6, 2015Clean ropes are happy ropes
I just tried this on a recommendation from a climbing partner. So simple. so effective. My rope was starting to give everyone the "black hands," and it was time for a wash. Ordered a few packets of this (for future washes), daisy my rope, throw it in the front loader on a delicate cycle, and voila! Clean rope! Looks like new, lay it out to dry a few days and you're ready for cragging.… read more
Jared Downs
April 1, 2015Good Stuff
So I have a Sterling BiAthlon Pro Bi-Patterned 10.1mm rope. It's a true work horse of a rope. After a full summer of constant use my work horse of a rope was no longer looking like a bi-patterned rope and more like a darker single color rope. So it was clearly time for a wash and it is impressive the amount of dirt that came out of the rope. To wash I opted for a bath tub… read more wash over a front loader washing machine (since I don't have one). Step One: I filled my bathtub with about 10 or so gallons of warm water (directions call for 4 gallons but due to bathtub size that was no water) and submeged the rope in there to soak for about 30 mintues. Then with my hands I "hand washed" the rope for around 4-6 minutes. Then drained the water out of the tub. Step Two: I repated with with warm water for a second time. But only hand washed (3-4 minutes) after soaking (20 minutes). Drained water Steps Three: Fill tub again with same amount of water but cold. The agitate for 2-3 minutes. Drain water. Step Four - However Many You Want: Repeat Step Three. It took me about 5 cycles of cold water to get the remaining dirt out. Last Step: Dry. I hung my rope on a clothing rack in our bedroom with no direct UV light exposure. Shoot me an email anytime you have questions! Jared D. Expert Gearhead 801.736.4336 jdowns@backcountry.com
jing
June 27, 2015It's broken and spilled on my new grigri and carabiners.worry about it .should i buy a new grigri and carebiner?
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