Can someone pleas post the "how to make homeade scent-free wipes".
08-10-2006 | 07:29 PM
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Fork Horn
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Can someone pleas post the "how to make homeade scent-free wipes".
I have seen this posted a few times and would like to start making my own wipes instead of paying $7 for ten.
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Bowflex
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Bowflex
08-10-2006 | 07:35 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Can someone pleas post the "how to make homeade scent-free wipes".
Not sure about wipes but I've heard of boiling water with leaves, twigs, and pinecones to make your own cover-scent spray. Maybe it's just that stuff and you soak paper towels in it to make wipes. Maybe you're thinking of something totally different and I'm an idiot too though. lol.
08-10-2006 | 07:45 PM
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RE: Can someone pleas post the "how to make homeade scent-free wipes".
Here it is. Enjoy! Cheap and easy...hope they work.
http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/photogallery/0,13355,1215541_1,00.html
http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/photogallery/0,13355,1215541_1,00.html
08-10-2006 | 10:56 PM
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RE: Can someone pleas post the "how to make homeade scent-free wipes".
I like the article from fieldandstream as well, but I would go a step farther and make your own scented odor destroyer wipes buy the buckets.
For the about the same cost as buying all the other items to make the scent killer you could buy a 24 oz bottle of our odor destroying spray. Then do the same thing with the brown paper towels. This way you would be able to make many for about the same cost of that small bag with the 4-10 wipes. Earth works well but everyone has those, I like the cedar hunting in OK and the sage when I hunt in Utah, pine in CO and the earth everywhere. Our Mossy Oak should be out soon...can't wait!
Good luck!
We like smart hunters who save the money for you gas tank.
DJ
For the about the same cost as buying all the other items to make the scent killer you could buy a 24 oz bottle of our odor destroying spray. Then do the same thing with the brown paper towels. This way you would be able to make many for about the same cost of that small bag with the 4-10 wipes. Earth works well but everyone has those, I like the cedar hunting in OK and the sage when I hunt in Utah, pine in CO and the earth everywhere. Our Mossy Oak should be out soon...can't wait!
Good luck!
We like smart hunters who save the money for you gas tank.
DJ
08-11-2006 | 08:47 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Can someone pleas post the "how to make homeade scent-free wipes".
Here ya go, complete with the total recipe for making your own!
08-13-2006 | 08:04 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Can someone pleas post the "how to make homeade scent-free wipes".
Tell you what, send me your $7 and I'll send you a jumbo garment sized ziplock full of scent neutralization wipes (about 3 times what you'd get from the store.)
I've been using my own for a couple of years now.
I use giant heavy duty ziplocks , 24"x24" - my own homebrew (from recipes above) - and my secret ingredient is the reusable wipes.
The wipes I use are lab quality lent free and virtually indestructable.
Wipe off, then put them back in the ziplock - shake it up - and reuse.
Great for camp laundry or camp "showers" also.
I definately wouldn't use the brown paper towels or any other tissue towel that will dissolve all over you and your equipment.
I've been using my own for a couple of years now.
I use giant heavy duty ziplocks , 24"x24" - my own homebrew (from recipes above) - and my secret ingredient is the reusable wipes.
The wipes I use are lab quality lent free and virtually indestructable.
Wipe off, then put them back in the ziplock - shake it up - and reuse.
Great for camp laundry or camp "showers" also.
I definately wouldn't use the brown paper towels or any other tissue towel that will dissolve all over you and your equipment.
