smoke smell

ladyhunter

ok as some of you guys may remenber awhile back had a house fire. well finally cool enough here this yr to wear some of my heavy jackets and stuff. took them out of storage and lord do they still smell smoky. they was professionally cleaned before storage any ideas on how to get smell out. have washed twice with no scent but no luck there don't want to get rid of them but they are no use smelling that bad figured if ican smell them the deer will be able to smell me a mile away

lordmegatron

i have the perfect thing scent- away garment wash

bang250

Hang them outside for a few days and see if that helps. The new Dead down wind is supposed to kill all scent, as is any of the silver stuff by primos and I believe sport wash is too. I like to hang stuff outside even after a good wash. Scent away is ok also but I'm not sure if it kills all scent or just human, I don't remember. That silver stuff is even supposed to kill gas oders, or it was before primos bought them anyway.

lordmegatron

it's good for stubborn stains

grease,grime,grass stains,sweat,organic matter and blood
removes human scent and related odor.. removes unwanted odors as it
netutrailzes bacteria.. primos silver XP

JimmyJack

Put some trappers essence of skunk in the pocket. The smoke smell will disappear.

lordmegatron

she's wanting the smell gone.. not smell like pepi la peu [:D]
she's wants to have them clean

Chief Shaway

What about baking soda or damp newspapers. Seems to work in fridges. Don't know if it would work on clothes though.

k_townman

Tomato juice will take skunk smell out of clothing. I wonder if it will work on smoke?

ladyhunter

well washed them with vinager then no scent that seemed to worked real well now got to get rid of ving. smell lol

lordmegatron

quote:Originally posted by k_townman
Tomato juice will take skunk smell out of clothing. I wonder if it will work on smoke?


tomato don't work.. my ex-wifes dog got sprayed
done that says don't work

dakotashooter2

Stay downwind!!!!!!!!

lordmegatron

what if it changes

buckeyboy

quote:Originally posted by lordmegatron
what if it changes
I think great coverscent. better than human scent.. they dont fear smoke or skunk.. hunt on good buudy[;)]

7RiverMan7

I agree with buckyboy... I dont think that deer respond to smoke smells. Ive hunted with those old farts that smoke like chimneys and they never seem to lose any opportunities due to the smell. I would say just keep control of your body odor and you should be good to go!