Scent free detergent

[texasguy83]

Curious if something like a Tide scent free/hypoallergenic detergent would be the same as Scent Blocker/ Scent Away or other similar products

[Gunswayne]

I use ALL brand scent free/hypoallergenic detergent. Cheaper than Tide and all the "hunting" soaps and works fine. Been doing it for years now. Just got the ALL dryer sheets to try out this week. I have some new camo that needs a bit of softening up.

[Thumper]

I use ALL brand scent free/hypoallergenic detergent. Cheaper than Tide and all the "hunting" soaps and works fine. Been doing it for years now. Just got the ALL dryer sheets to try out this week. I have some new camo that needs a bit of softening up.

Same, will have to check out the ALL dryer sheets.

[Jared.King]

I use ALL brand scent free/hypoallergenic detergent. Cheaper than Tide and all the "hunting" soaps and works fine. Been doing it for years now. Just got the ALL dryer sheets to try out this week. I have some new camo that needs a bit of softening up.

Yup

[Briar Friar]

Texasguy83... Thank you for bringing this up. Im gonna check out ALL.

I normally just use baking soda and hot water. Ive always seemed to be able to smell some scent in every scent free detergent...I always reckon if I can smell it the deer will too. However I ozone my clothes but I can smell that too...so I air out my clothes before a hunt.

[Goldeneagle]

I've always used 20 Mule Team Borax.

[Native Texan]

I always just use baking soda. Most detergents contain UV brighteners.

[Traildust]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001OPJ5OW/ref=cm_sw_r_em_apa_hc.hAb5FEXYA0

Been using this for 20 years .

[skiguy327]

Don’t worry about it. Nothing will eliminate your scent enough to where a deer won’t smell you anyway. They have better noses than a bloodhound. Just hunt the wind and you’ll do fine.


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[Gunome]

Dawn and baking soda, had deer 10 feet away and didn't notice me. Use a little Dawn to wash off poison ivy or oak mostly.

[dphillips62]

Scent free detergent

I always just use baking soda. Most detergents contain UV brighteners.

The UV brighteners is more important in my opinion than the scent free part. I smoke my hunting clothes which covers my scent pretty well. But if you are glowing like you are standing under a black light you will get busted every time

[Skinny]

Don’t worry about it. Nothing will eliminate your scent enough to where a deer won’t smell you anyway. They have better noses than a bloodhound. Just hunt the wind and you’ll do fine.


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I agree to a certain extent...but having your hunting clothes smelling “mountain fresh” or like a “cool breeze” can’t help! Lol

I use Purex from Walmart.


Skinny

[CrookedArrow]

Scent Thief

[Radar]

Don’t worry about it. Nothing will eliminate your scent enough to where a deer won’t smell you anyway. They have better noses than a bloodhound. Just hunt the wind and you’ll do fine.


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I agree to a certain extent...but having your hunting clothes smelling “mountain fresh” or like a “cool breeze” can’t help! Lol

I use Purex from Walmart.


Skinny

I think during early bow season when its hot as Hades and your sitting in a stand or pop up, soaking wet with sweat, nothing would work.

[Playa]

I've always used 20 Mule Team Borax.

Still scrub em on an old “warsh-board” too I bet!