Who has made "Home-made Scent killer?"
 

Hunters,

I have made a batch of the home-made scent killer. I must admit i am a little nervous about spraying this stuff on ALL of my scent free washed clothing. Everyone that's used it, seem to agree it WORKS GREAT? Also is it normal for all the baking soda to sit at the bottom of the Jug?

Thanks In Advance,
Squeegee

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Sounda like you put too much BS in it. I've had some sitting at the bottom before and not noticed any adverse effects. I've made the homebrew stuff for 2 years now and have never noticed being winded. Flat out, the stuff works, and its cheap. Can't beat that.

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I've never used it, but I would like to. Would you care to PM me the recipe? I would appreciate it. Thanks

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Lost, here it is...
HOMEMADE SCENTKILLER
1 Gal. of Distilled Water
16 oz. of 3% peroxide
8oz. Box of Baking Soda
2 Shot glasses of HS Shampoo/soap (green)

Mix in a large bowl, pour into an empty water jug and let it sit for a few day with the cap loose on the Jug to let the gas escape, then its ready to go.

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Thanks for your help. I'll definately try it.

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Squeeqee, I just had a friend give me a written copy out of a book on the receipe but it only called for 16 oz. of water. Everything else is the same. Could it possibly bea different receipe or is your a little weak, or mine a little strong?

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http://www.fastestbows.com/articles/corrigan/scent_elimination_sprays.html

I have'nt try this yet anyone ? this guy says 3% proxcide has a smell to it ?

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This scent killer that you all are talking about truly does work. When Iread about this scent killer last fall, well,I jumped right to it. My friends if you lived up here in Edmonton, Alberta and you saw the cost forsome scent killers....you to might want to consider an alternitive. This home made solution that you are referring to is cheap to make....($1.45 cnd) . Why spend up wards to $13.00+ for "brand name stuff", when this home made stuffs works just as well...if not better.

You already mentioned the amount of ingredients:
2 cups of 3% hydrogen peroxide
2 cups of distilled water
1/2 cup of baking soda ( I warm up the distilled water to disolve it)
1 ounce of unscented shampoo or unscented laundry soap

First I warm up the distilled water, then I put in the baking soda, then the peroixde, and lastly the unscented shampoo, ( or unscented soap)

Remember to put it into a 1-gallon jug with the cap loosely on to let the gases escape. About 5 days should work.

I shared this formula with others up here and they truly liked it...they said "I got closer to deer with this formula than any other time"
"I agree with you Dune it works"


Another formula that some have used is to go to your favorite hunting spots and gather up...twigs, leaves, dirt, and anything else that you want to add from the area... and bring it home. Then add this stuff to a gallon of distilled water and bring it to a boil, then poor the solution into a potthrough a strainer,and then add 2 cups of peroixde. You might want to add rubbing alchohol to kill any bacteria.

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I use dunezilla's recipe and I can give you an example of how it works. My dog was "skunked" twice, the last time was 2 nights ago. Now the skunk didn't score a direct hit but Buster was misted pretty good. I sprayed him down with the homemade scentkiller, wiped him down with a towel, sprayed him with scentkiller again and then let him go roll in the grass. Wiped him down again. sprayed again. Most of the smell was gone after the first spraying but I figured a couple more times couldn't hurt. Anyway, the bottom line is that the homemade scentkiller got rid of the skunk smell two different times. If it can neutralize a skunk smell then it can neutralize human odors.

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I always thought that peroxide would bleach hair?

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where can i get 3 percent hydrogen peroxide at.... and does it mess up your clothes?and distilled water is?like aqua fina or dasani or what?

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I'm not sure about the peroxide, but I think wal-mart has distilled water in gallon size milk jugs just look around. It is water that barely has any impurities in it.

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I don't have first hand experience but I did see a thread in the bowhunting forumregarding the recipe.I think I recallsomeonesaying that there is a certain peroxide to useversus another. It also told were it cound be purchased, I'm thinking they mentioned a pool supply store. Try a search in that forum.

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It did on my dog's hair before...she was a black dog with a some red in it after the peroxide. We were cleaning a wound.

But as for hunting...well I have very little hair, so no worry's here, plus it doesn't effect the cloths either. The bottom line is that the solution works and it is cheap to make.

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Distilled water is more pure than mineral water for sure.You canbuy it at Wal-mart as was mentioned, plus you can buy the baking soda and the peroxide there as well. Oh and get a 1 quart(litre) spay bottle as well. You can make wipes as well using this solution.

Just put paper towels in aairtight tupperware container filled with this solution, after the paper towels are all wet, then drain the remaining solution. Well except for maybe a bit of solution.

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Oh I wanted to mention a few more scent cover (not killer, but cover)solutions:
1)-camp fire smoke....most animals know the smell of smoke.
2)-Some I heard about rub dirt from the area they hunt in on thier clothes.
3)-Others including myself rub pine needles on our clothes. Break a small pine branch off of a tree and rub it on your pants and coat.
4)-I met a guy up here who uses deer droppings as a scent cover....well me too, if I want to be honest LoL. Rubbed it on my boots to cover my scent as I walk deer trails

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what types of unscented soap/shampoo do you guys use?

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i made some yeasterday and i had trouble with the baking soda not dissolving but..i used a 1/4 of a bar of unscented dove soap...do yall think that will work?