Extreme Sports Wash

Built around patented G-CIDE™, this liquid wash is one of the most effective on the South African market for eliminating bacteria, viruses, fungi, mould, and spores. It works as a contact disinfectant, meaning its residual killing power keeps working even after fresh germs land on treated items, so your gear stays protected for longer.

• Patented G-CIDE™, a Geneva Gold Medal-winning disinfectant formula
• 4-in-1 action: cleans, deodorises, disinfects, and preserves
• Eliminates 99.9% of bacteria, fungi, viruses, and spores
• pH-neutral, non-corrosive, and safe on metals, plastics, and skin
• No chlorines, parabens, triclosans, or nitrosamine-forming agents
• Biodegradable, eco-friendly, and hypoallergenic
• SABS registered as a Detergent Disinfectant

How to use

Good to know: Never wash a wetsuit in the washing machine. Wetsuits, neoprene, and some diving gear should be hand washed only, and they don’t need a clean water rinse afterwards, saving you time and water.

Hand washing

1. Pour about 25ml into a bath, bucket, or container with about 10L of cold or lukewarm water.
2. Foam it up, submerge your gear, and wash by hand using a kneading motion.
3. Rinse with clean water and hang to air dry.

Machine washing

1. Suitable for front and top-loader machines.
2. Pour about 25ml into the dispenser for every 10L of water (50ml for a full top-loader).
3. Run a normal wash cycle with a clean water rinse.
4. Skip other detergents and softeners; you won’t need them.

Intense odours
Rub undiluted wash directly onto the affected area, or the whole item, and leave to soak for 5 minutes up to 24 hours.

Gear, kit and marine items
For boat upholstery, carpets, mats, pads, kite surfing gear, and anything too big to submerge, dilute as per the hand wash ratio and apply with a sponge or brush. You can also mix 20ml into a 750ml trigger spray bottle, spray, wash, rinse, and air dry. The diluted spray works on helmets, prosthetic limbs, and liners too. Just wipe and use as normal.

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.