Baking soda vs. clothing wash?

What do you guy's think? Is it the same, or far from it?

 

Who knows...I use a combination of baking soda and scent soap.

 

It is all I use for my bow hunting clothing. I kill lots of stuff...works for me.

 

I don't like the residue from baking soda....and for some reason I can smell it a little. I have used it before and will use it again in a pinch, but other than that I use other stuff.

 

For many, many years I used it. Seemed to work just fine.
But it's just much "cooler" now to use the fancy scent free laundry wash.

 

I use the scent free soap with the UV killer and rinse in Baking Soda.

 

I use plain water and air dry.

 

It's better cause it's cheaper and does the trick

 

I use baking soda. Buy it in bulk at Sam's.

 

Baking soda for me.

 

This is my first year with unscented detergents with UV Killer. I usually use plain water and store my clothes in a sealed bag with a few leaves and what not. That has worked in the past, but I hope the detergent works out this year.

 

Yup, Baking soda works good!

 

I use baking soda combined with Scent Killers UV wash. Air dry everything outside, spray it down thoroughly with Scent Killer. Air dry it again, then put it in a sealed tote.