1 gallon distilled water (or clean creek water)
1 box of baking soda
16oz hydrogen peroxide
2 shot glasses full of Hunter's Specialties green shampoo and body soap.

Dump out enough water to fill the jug with the other ingredients and mix thoroughly. Allow the jug to sit open for atleast 3 hours to keep the top from popping off from the baking soda reaction. Fill a spray bottle and you're ready to go.

Peroxide slowly turns to water in the presence of air, so I rejuvenate my mix with a few ounces of peroxide a couple times per season. Also, the spray bottle clogs easily at the nozzle from the baking soda. Just rub it off with some sort of fluid (water, some of the scent killer, spit).

My clothes are fine after thoroughly wetting them with the mixture. The only effect it has on clothes is to make thinner materials hard after the baking soda dries on them. They return to normal after a washing machine wash (in baking soda BTW) and rinse.

You may also hear that the peroxide bleaches your hair, and in quantity I suppose that's true, but I sprayed it directly on my head all year with no noticable effects.

Stuff works, plain and simple. Others have had success with it too.......and it's cheap so don't scimp on it! I spray all my outer layers with it and I can afford to given the price.

Good luck and let us know how it works for you,

Fritz