scent killers
03-21-2007, 10:24 AM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Texas and Arkansas
Posts: 1,496
RE: scent killers
I'm always for saving a buck, but I will spend money on Dead Down Wind spray. I had a similiar situation with gas as indicated earlier. DDW eliminated the smell.
I have been able to save some money by my wife buying a scent free detergent with enzymes in it. Use that instead of the various specialty washes. I really don't buy into the UV arguement for buying these.
I have been able to save some money by my wife buying a scent free detergent with enzymes in it. Use that instead of the various specialty washes. I really don't buy into the UV arguement for buying these.
03-21-2007, 10:36 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Lake County, Il
Posts: 2,205
RE: scent killers
The scent killer recipe on here is almost identical to the recipe my vet uses for skunk cleaner fpr your dog.
BTW, I tried the gasoline in hands trick w/ DDW and it worked OK,but I could still smell a little gas.
DDW was only marginally effective when used on the ultimate test of scent elimination: my son's hockey equiptment! Pads still reeked! Oh well you can't expect miracles!
BTW, I tried the gasoline in hands trick w/ DDW and it worked OK,but I could still smell a little gas.
DDW was only marginally effective when used on the ultimate test of scent elimination: my son's hockey equiptment! Pads still reeked! Oh well you can't expect miracles!
