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I don't recall seeing a manufacture date on any of the ropes I've bought in the last several years. So who knows how long it sat at the factory..Distributor.. and retailer. So they could expired before even hitting your doorstep. One question on longer term storage; is there anything that will...

WHOA X 2, That is amazing

"there was just no avoiding heavy pitch throughout your rope...your harness...your helmet...your clothes...your hair...your skin..." This.

Spruce has sap everywere.

Pressure washing the rope in a bucket really helps on the rinse cycle, really gets all the soap and goop out. Really notice the difference in grip when the rope gets wet again on rainy days. Thanks again for the Goop advice.

Anyone think its a bad idea to Goop a rope and leave it for 24 hours ? Spruce really made a mess out of things.

Had a little time this morning so gave the goop a try; slathered the full length of pitchy rope with GOOP, let it set for 2 hours, drew a warm bath , threw my rope in there, worked it over with a brush real well, then into the top load washer with some Woolite.The Goop took care of the pitch as...

Thank you for giving me the courage to try something that I know really works: ( GOOP, I love that stuff ! ). With all the conflicting information going around about what is safe or not to use on climbing ropes I was a little gun shy about using anything but blessed holy water to clean my ropes...

I like the dirt road idea and when I'm done I can use the pressure washer on my truck.

is there is any other reason not to pressure wash a climbing rope other than forcing dirt into the rope? I've got a few pitched up ropes that will not get clean and at this point i don't care if the pressure washer forces it into the rope as long as its not on the outside were my hitch runs. thanks