scent question
11-10-2003, 09:32 AM
#2
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Gouldsboro, PA
Posts: 548
RE: scent question
You can wash your hunting clothes in either baking soda or hydrogen peroxide, or you can purchase a scent eliminator with no UV at Wal Mart for $5 bucks. You can also make your own scent eliminator using 2 quarts of distilled water, 2 quarts or hydrogen peroxide, 2 cups of baking soda, and add small amount of some scent eliminator. I mix it up in a bowl and pour into a gallon container. Than I pour it into a spay bottle and use where ever you desire.
Or you can get some dirt and leaves and spread it all over yourself, real cheap.
Good luck....
Tomster
Or you can get some dirt and leaves and spread it all over yourself, real cheap.
Good luck....
Tomster
11-10-2003, 12:31 PM
#3
Dominant Buck
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Ramsey , Indiana
Posts: 22,545
RE: scent question
Easy one .
Go to: sportsmansguide.com , on the home page use the search bar on the left to look for a " chemical suit" . This will be an Army MOPP suit lined with carbon . The jacket and pants set costs $15 , or $10 if you can use Olive Drab like in a blind set up . You can wear it for up to 2 weeks before disposal if you don' t sweat a lot . The suit was intended for short term disposable use . Don' t wash it in your washer ! Soak gently in unscented detergent , then rinse with plain water and air dry outdoors . Like all carbon garments , go easy on cover scent to avoid clogging it' s pores . [:-]
Go to: sportsmansguide.com , on the home page use the search bar on the left to look for a " chemical suit" . This will be an Army MOPP suit lined with carbon . The jacket and pants set costs $15 , or $10 if you can use Olive Drab like in a blind set up . You can wear it for up to 2 weeks before disposal if you don' t sweat a lot . The suit was intended for short term disposable use . Don' t wash it in your washer ! Soak gently in unscented detergent , then rinse with plain water and air dry outdoors . Like all carbon garments , go easy on cover scent to avoid clogging it' s pores . [:-]
11-10-2003, 07:01 PM
#4
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location:
Posts: 3
RE: scent question
Is you' re a big guy Sport' smans Guide is out of the XL or larger (plenty of Large left). However, that is an AWESOME website for getting GREAT DEALS on sporting goods and surplus items. They sell all kinds of scent eliminator & cover scent products and even have a combo you can buy that has soap, deoderant and laundry detergent.
