Post them up scent away spray and or cover scent recipes

Since I am out of scent away spray and cover scent I started wondering if anybody makes there own scent away and or cover scent, if you do can you please post the recipes?

 

I use to but not anymore. ..I know baking soda and non scented shampoo was in it

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Pine needles and accorns. Boil a pot full with water for about an hour or so then strain it and put the water left in a spray bottle.

Also you can smoke your clothes which I have found to work a lot better than any kind of spray or scent eliminating clothes etc.

 

how do you smoke your clothes ??

 

Find any type of treebark you would like and build a small fire with the chips and hang your clothes over it for a couple hours just keep the fire going and stash your clothes in a trash bag and keep them somewhere dry usually not in the house because it'll stink the house up. You can buy a smoker specially for this but I can't remember what is called. The best results I've had are from hickory and pine chips you can buy from Walmart or make your own. It works and don't let anyone tell you any different. Look up some threads on here about it and see the results everyone else has had. It's awesome and more importantly CHEAP

 

Thanks for the info and ideas,definitly going try to smoking my clothes

 

Im going to have to try that to ... I always heard vanilla was a good cover scent but never tried it

 

Below is a link to a post that I did awhile back. Its under a different category because they didnt have the DIY section yet!!

http://forums.bowhunting.com/bowhunting-talk/38781-diy-scent-eliminator.html

 

After you smoke your clothes how long will it be before you have to smoke your clothes again?

 

I use vanilla in a spray bottle with distilled water and it seems to work good for me.

 

Bump.

 

We use the Scent Smoker Scent Elimination System scentsmoker to smoke our clothes. Just makes things easier to handle when trying to smoke clothing and equipment and then to be able to put it out easily. Our method is to smoke the clothing up one good time and store everything in totes. When we are preparing to go out for a hunt we usually fire up the smoker again and smoke our boot bottoms, equipment, hands, hair and face, etc..

 

This is the one I had always heard about.

 

I been using vanilla for years it works great.

 

You can wash your clothes with white distilled vinegar. It's the best sent killing detergent that I have ever used. The acid in the vinegar will kill all bacteria and contains nothing to fade your clothes. Using the extra rinse cycle will assure that all of the vinegar smell is removed.

 

I've done all that for two years now, I think this year... I'm gonna buy some real stuff. I may however try the smoking method...

 

$5 dollars and enough gas to get to walmart.