Nikwax Down, Down Wash.Direct, 300ml, Specialty Cleaner for Down Jackets, Outerwear, Vests, Sleeping Bags, Quilts, and Bedding, Restores Loft, Warmth, Insulation, and Water Repellency

Used this for my puffer jacket and it worked really well. The material came out clean without feeling stripped or clumpy. Didn’t have a strong smell either, which is a plus. Would definitely grab this again when I need to wash other down items. Was pretty easy to use. For the size it was a little pricey, but worked great.

I’ve owned my Canada Goose parka for a couple years. I knew going into it that having an expensive, Dry Clean Only white coat would be stressful, but I found an irresistible deal and decided to take a chance. Plus, I do think the white looks very stylish.Spot cleaning worked okay for a while, but over time certain areas built up grime that I just couldn’t remove. There is no dry cleaner anywhere near me that specializes in Canada Goose, so I was afraid I’d have to accept a dingy coat until I could afford a different color.But I kept wondering “what if” and the internet convinced me I could probably wash my coat. I know it’s quite privileged to be able to experiment with a Canada Goose and risk ruining it, but it was heading toward ruination anyway in my mind.I decided to try Nikwax because it was most commonly recommended. I used two capfuls and followed their recommendation to use a slow spin and extra rinse. I was thrilled to see that there was no color bleed whatsoever from the black trim or the patch! All of the dinginess washed right out!I popped it in the dryer with some dryer balls and ran several 60-minute sessions on the lowest heat setting. It puffed up nicely with only a few clumps that I broke up by hands. I didn’t have any issues with greasy looking spots or stains that others have reported.Some minor things to be aware of:- the fleece lining of the pockets pilled up a bit and feels less velvety soft. A bummer, but it’s not seen and a small price to pay for a clean coat- I stupidly did not think to button up the flap that covers the zipper, and there’s some very minor chipping of paint from the zips clinking around in the dryer- You’ll void the warranty if you machine wash, but my coat didn’t have a warranty anyway (as far as I know) since I bought it used.Overall I’m beyond pleased with this product, and the knowledge that I can stress less about keeping my coat pristine each winter. Kicking myself for not taking “before” pictures, but the after pics show that it emerged unscathed.

My down jacket looks new!

I never knew a product like this existed and always wondered why my down coats and vests lost shape after washing them. This product gets my outerwear clean without ruining the down filling.

We’ve used this product multiple times with good results. Will purchase again in time for next ski season!

this stuff is great. I bought a down jacket on eBay that looked clean, but I thought I better wash it so I washed it by hand and then I put it in a low heat dryer and wow when I was washing it, the water was filthy and now that it's out of the dryer it's so puffy and beautiful. It's like brand new and it's from 2012!

This is a great detergent for down comforters. I have a cat that had an accident, so I had to wash my comforter and this worked great. I highly recommend it.

I had a padding/puffer jacket that I was just skeptical of taking it to cleaners, because you just never know.... So I decided to wash it at home and while researching online found Nikwax down wash. If you use delicate wash cycle (has to be a front load washer!!), air dry cycle few times with wool balls with Nikwax down wash, your jacket will come out as good as new without any damage! Highly recommend!!