Literally just spilled coffee on mine and was devastated. What luck to have you showcasing how to deal with coffee exactly. Absolutely adore my Anorak, thanks for posting this.
You are VERY fortunate to have not had to experience a moth visit. I have had all my wool decimated multiple times by moths despite having it stored with cedar and inside a cedar wardrobe. Mothballs or a Permethrin based clothing spray are the only really effective thing you can apply but even then some moths might still make some holes. So garbage bags or other bags to wrap your stuff in is the only certain way to keep the moths off I have found.
Have you ever treated your Anorak with a water repellent spray? I used that (water repellent sprays) with a great deal of success on some canvas jackets I own. I'm just curious if you've tried it.
I would love to have one of these but I'd like to know first if this is wool friendly or is the wool obtained from a wolf friendly Factory. Meaning that the animals are abused beaten so on and so forth when they are sheared
Im a Vegetarian believe it or not, however Im not Militant, and actually own A Boreal Anorak. I understand what you're saying however Who knows when a farmer or shearer may kick an animal they are shearing❗️Its usually done on the quiet. There are generally cruel people who really do abuse animals, and so I suppose thats something you will have to consider. I don't think the guy who owns Boreal Anoraks will be there when every single sheep is sheared. All I can say is the Anoraks are made to the highest standards, and are without doubt durable quality garments. Good luck with your decision.☮️
Literally just spilled coffee on mine and was devastated. What luck to have you showcasing how to deal with coffee exactly. Absolutely adore my Anorak, thanks for posting this.
I’ve also heard of smoking with certain materials such as hemlock, mugs worth, or sage because of the antimicrobial properties.
You are VERY fortunate to have not had to experience a moth visit. I have had all my wool decimated multiple times by moths despite having it stored with cedar and inside a cedar wardrobe. Mothballs or a Permethrin based clothing spray are the only really effective thing you can apply but even then some moths might still make some holes. So garbage bags or other bags to wrap your stuff in is the only certain way to keep the moths off I have found.
Great Tips! I'm just saying if you are that worried about dirt and stains you might think twice about going into the wild.
Yup smoke it that's the best for bush clothes my town clothes I use fells yellow soap and the gentile cycle then hang dry take care brother
Brilliant tips ! thank you
Thanks for your kind words
Very informative
Have you ever treated your Anorak with a water repellent spray? I used that (water repellent sprays) with a great deal of success on some canvas jackets I own. I'm just curious if you've tried it.
Started from the blotting now I'm here
hi thanks for a very good video nice tips budi
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Thanks for watching
are these proofed like a swandrii?
No sir we don't proof our wools they are naturally fire retardant and water repellent.atb
@@BorealBushcraftCanada ok thank you,,i wonder why the origional NZ Swannies have their 100 year old proofing on them,,,thanks anyway
I would love to have one of these but I'd like to know first if this is wool friendly or is the wool obtained from a wolf friendly Factory. Meaning that the animals are abused beaten so on and so forth when they are sheared
Im a Vegetarian believe it or not, however Im not Militant, and actually own A Boreal Anorak. I understand what you're saying however Who knows when a farmer or shearer may kick an animal they are shearing❗️Its usually done on the quiet. There are generally cruel people who really do abuse animals, and so I suppose thats something you will have to consider. I don't think the guy who owns Boreal Anoraks will be there when every single sheep is sheared. All I can say is the Anoraks are made to the highest standards, and are without doubt durable quality garments. Good luck with your decision.☮️
keep joking aside and no word of a lie clean wool with beer to fluff up the wool
Wow would like to know more tell us how I never heard of this one.
I never wash my socks or underwear. NEVER!
Live alone do you? LOL!!!
@@tidefanyankee2428 LOL