Suit Saver was developed in 1994 by scientists who are avid swimmers. After having swimsuits disintegrate in 4 weeks of lap swimming they decided to do something about it.
Suit Saver is specifically designed to remove 99.9% of residual chlorine from swimwear after swimming to extend swimwear life, protect colour and elasticity.
FAQ:
How does Suit Saver work?
Suit Saver is an antioxidant that chemically binds chlorine in seconds to render it inactive. Chlorine is no longer the same molecule and cannot deteriorate fabric or bleach colours any longer.
When should I use Suit Saver after swimming in chlorinated pools or going in a spa or hot tub?
The sooner the better. The longer you leave the chlorine in your swimsuit after swimming the more time chlorine has to bleach and break the bonds of your swimwear fabric. Always use Suit Saver as soon as possible after swimming to increase swimsuit life.
Does Suit Saver eliminate the chlorine smell from swimwear?
Absolutely, you will notice that immediately after putting your swimwear in a sinkful of water with Suit Saver - there is no longer any chlorine odour.
How much is a squirt?
Just a quick pinch of the bottle then release.
Are there really 50 washings in a 2.2oz bottle?
Yes. Suit Saver is specifically formulated to be concentrated to deliver at least 50 washings per bottle, making Suit Saver very economical - only 13 cents per wash. Compare that to the competitors...we have....and we think you will be impressed how many more washings Suit Saver has per bottle. And Suit Saver performs. Suit Saver beats ALL other similar products by far.
Does Suit Saver need hot or cold water to work?
Suit Saver may be used in any water temperature
Can Suit Saver revive an old swimsuit?
No. Absolutely nothing can revive damaged swimwear. Any such claims are not true. Use Suit Saver on a new swimsuit.
Do large swimsuits require more Suit Saver?
No. Suit Saver is formulated to treat extra-large swimwear. If you add more than one large swimsuit to the sink, you should add an additional squirt if chlorine odour persists. Regardless of the amount of Suit Saver used, you will not harm the suit. Even full concentrate will not harm fabric, it would however just be a waste
Is there an expiration date?
An unopened bottle last years. Once open, it will for at least two years.
Tips to save your Swimsuit:
Do rinse swimwear as soon as possible with Suit Saver after swimming in chlorine to eliminate the residual chlorine left in the suit.
Do handwash swimwear. Always rinse or wash out in a sink of water in which Suit Saver is added.
Don't wring or twist the water out of your swimsuit. Just squeese the water out.
Don't wash swimwear in a washing machine. The agitation will stretch lycra and elastic beyond its ability to recuperate.
Don't dry swimwear in a dryer. A dryer will destroy the elastic/lycra almost as quickly as chlorine and has a negative affect on the cotton or polyester fabric.
Don't dry in the sun. Dry in the shade.
Don't put a wet swimsuit on a hanger to dry; lie it flat or hang the suit over a chair, etc.
Never put a wet or still damp swimsuit in a drawer, and if it smells at all of chlorine the fabric is still under attack. Always remove chlorine from swimwear with Suit Saver and allow the suit to dry completely prior to putting it away.
Once you find a swimsuit that you really like, take care of it properly and it will last much longer with Suit Saver.
This listing is for one 65ml bottle of Suit Saver.