Hardcore,
The term "reactivation" is where the problem occurs. You don't "reactivate" a Scent-Lok suit because the carbon is not used up , it's pours are full of scent molecules. The heat of a dryer (150+) opens the pours of the carbon and releases the scent molecules. On one search I found a month ago, the Army Corps of Engineers used carbon suits for something ,I don't remember what they were using the suits for. Their temp. for "reactivation" (if that's what we'll call it) was 150 - 170.
I believe there are different types and levels of carbon being referenced, and for different purposes.

As far as T.R. Michaels goes, I'll stick w/ Chuck.

BTW, I spoke w/ Scent-Lok about the T.R. M thing and they will be publishing a 15 page test reportsoon . RUMOR has it , and it's only Rumor, T.R. was involved.

As soon as I get it I'll post it.