scent killer

[CopeMan]

Hey everone just thought id throw this out there for ya. Some of ya may have seen this before or already know it but for those who dont it make save ya some big dollars.

This is a recipie for homade scent killer
1.5 qt of Hydrogen Peroxide 3%
2 qts distilled water
1/2 oz unscented laundry detergent
1/2 cup baking soda

Mix it up till soda is disolved and put in a dark container. They say sunlight dissolves the solution. Leave it uncapped for several days till it quits putting of gases and then seal. And store it in a dark area.

I dont know personally if it works but the feedback i got from others it works as good and some say better than scent a way. Its awful cheap in my opinion. I gonna make up a bunch soon. Hope this helped yall and if anyones ever used it let me know some results please. good luck!

[ozzy]

Thanks for the recipe, homemade is always the bestest.

[Mickey]

Thanks for sharing this receipt. I'm going to pass this along to some avid deer hunters.

[shovehead1]

thanks I never knew how to

[777]

I've used straight baking soda for years to wash all my hunting clothes in and it works great. A lot cheaper than buying the soap they sale. I bet that recipee will work just as good as the store bought scent away. Thanks for the tip :cool2:.

[CountryHart]

Thanks, at this price i'll saturate everything i got.:big_smile: Scent away is a bit pricey to use the way i would like. I like the baking soda, i wash my camo either in it or Code Blue laundry detergent.

[CopeMan]

Yeah i really like to spray down before and durin a hunt. But those companies are makin a killin on that stuff. Round here its about 4 5 dollars a bottle and ill use a btl in a day or two. Really excited about this stuff ive heard alot of good feedback.

[derail]

Thanks for the mix, be making some in the morning.:big_smile:

[zeboman]

I`ll have to give it a try.

[dust777man]

Thanks for the recipe.

[fishndad30]

i gotta ask ... what is the detergent for ? i understand the soda and peroxide ...
but why the soap ?

[CopeMan]

I believe it to help bind the ingredients together. Keeps it from seperating is what ive heard

[derbycitycatman]

Ive got a big bottle of the store stuff but havents used it in years. May try washing the clothers in baking soda though.