Wash It, Then Refresh It. The 2 Step Routine For Your Gear
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Some gear goes in the wash. Some gear never can. Body armor, boots, bags, and vests cannot ride the spin cycle, yet they hold onto odor just as stubbornly as the shirt on your back. Clean one and ignore the other, and the smell always finds its way back.
Quick answer: The Wash and Wear Kit pairs the Laundry Detergent Sheets with the 16 oz spray for $29.99. The sheets clean everything that goes in the machine. The spray neutralizes odor on everything that does not.
What comes in the Wash and Wear Kit?
The kit includes the Laundry Detergent Sheets to clean your wash and the 16 oz spray for the gear you cannot launder. It is the simplest way to cover both halves of the routine in one purchase, which makes it a natural starting point for anyone new to the brand.
What should go in the wash and what should not?
Uniforms, base layers, socks, and anything machine safe go in the wash with a single detergent sheet to clean the load. Body armor, plate carriers, duty belts, boots, and bags do not. Those are the pieces that soak up sweat all shift and never see a laundry cycle, and those are exactly what the spray is for.
How does the spray neutralize odor on gear you cannot wash?
The spray uses odor absorbing molecules that neutralize odor at the source instead of masking it with a heavier scent. It works the second it lands, so there is no wait and no drying time. Spray it and go. It is safe to use on body armor, which means you can hit the gear that matters most without a second thought.
Can you use the spray between washes?
That is the whole idea. Keep the 16 oz bottle in your locker or your bag and neutralize odor on gear on the fly, then let the sheets clean your uniforms on laundry day. Wash, then refresh. That two step rhythm keeps odor from ever getting a foothold.
Backed by a brand with more than 1 million bottles sold, the Wash and Wear Kit is the easiest way to cover your whole routine.
Cover both halves of the problem. Shop the Wash and Wear Kit.
