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<blockquote data-quote="Mr_TTT2" data-source="post: 4651182" data-attributes="member: 15898"><p>Besides spraying down clothes, I'm going to do a new thing this year, I got a small compact dryer $200 to put my clothes in after each hunt. I used the dryer to get my clothes season ready, faster drying clothes then outside, but plan to put clothes, probably pants and top shirt in dryer for 10 minutes when I get home after hunt. I read somewhere that heat will kill ticks. So if there are any ticks still holding on but not dead, they will die from heat. Also got dryer for rainy deer hunts, my clothes always smell like mildew once wet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr_TTT2, post: 4651182, member: 15898"] Besides spraying down clothes, I'm going to do a new thing this year, I got a small compact dryer $200 to put my clothes in after each hunt. I used the dryer to get my clothes season ready, faster drying clothes then outside, but plan to put clothes, probably pants and top shirt in dryer for 10 minutes when I get home after hunt. I read somewhere that heat will kill ticks. So if there are any ticks still holding on but not dead, they will die from heat. Also got dryer for rainy deer hunts, my clothes always smell like mildew once wet. [/QUOTE]
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