adjman
Well-Known Member
I am wondering if NikWax are trying to flog more products or if there is a grain of truth in what they claim. In the latest Bushwear catalogue they are flogging an "alternative" washing soap for clothes that doesn't leave the UV reactive traces on the clothes that normal washing powders do.
Having been in a nightclub with UV lights and seen the "glow" that clothes can give off I can see that standard washing powders do do this, but they claim that deer can detect it and I was interested to see, if anyone knows, if deer can indeed see in the UV end of the spectrum or if this is just a cunning ploy to flog their special detergent?
Having been in a nightclub with UV lights and seen the "glow" that clothes can give off I can see that standard washing powders do do this, but they claim that deer can detect it and I was interested to see, if anyone knows, if deer can indeed see in the UV end of the spectrum or if this is just a cunning ploy to flog their special detergent?