HOMEMADE SCENT KILLER???

[GOLDTIP]

just wondering if anyone has a good recipe for hamemade field scent killer and or clothes washing detergent kinda broke got TWINS on the way  HOLY SH%^*%T did I just say twins LOL

[ScottPugh]

I HAVE HEARD that a cup or two of peroxide mixed in with your clothes works well.  I usually just wash mine with a scent killer then wash them (no detergent) one or two times and let them air dry outside.  Hang outside at the shack for a week or two and I'm godo to go.

Here is a link
http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/photogallery/0,13355,1215541_1,00.html

[blazer]

I used that field and stream recipe last year.  Instead of using unsented soap, I had a bottle of unscented sportsmans laundry detergent laying around.  Was pretty easy to make and on the cheap side.  I made around a gallon of the stuff for less than 10 bucks.  Just follow the recipe on the site and away you go. ::cheers::

[thunderpout]

We used to use a watered down vanilla extract solution for years...It does work, and a heck of a lot cheaper than the "high tech" stuff that ya pay so much for.  I believe the ratio was one part vanilla extract to five parts water, and put it in your old scent killer bottle....            -thunderpout 8)

[Outdoors Junkie]

Did anyone try these last year?  Or does anyone else make their own scent killer?

[BIG 6 BUCK]

We make our own scent killer called XXX the stuff works great. 

16oz distilled water
16oz Hydrogen Proxside  (brown bottle)
1/4 cup of baking soda
1/2oz (1/2 shot glass) scent free body wash,  This will make it a little slimey so it will stick to your clothes
Mix it all up and leave sit for 7days to de-gass
Spray on and go hunt

[sjohnnie26]

I've heard of just using plain old baking soda without detergent works.  Don't use dryer sheets if you do dry them inside.  I hang 'em on the clothes line outside.