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Been using it for 20+ years. Try looking at your clothes under a black light after using it. BIG difference.20 or so years ago I seen this product. It claimed that deer could see into the U-V spectrum. It said that modern laundry soap had U-V brighteners in them...and that it made your clothes "glow" to deer. I got some and tried it. I was amazed at how deer reacted around me...it was like they couldn't see me.
Could have been coincidence...don't know. But on multiple occasions...deer would just walk right up to me...like they could see something..but didn't recognize it.
Anyway...the product got hard to find for awhile and I stopped using it.
I found some this past summer (much easier to find now)...and treated my hunting clothes...we shall see.
https://www.amazon.com/Atsko-Sno-Seal-Killer-2-Quart-Control/dp/B00CQJE4SW
I believe Tide makes a scent free and UV free laundry detergent also. I've been using it. Cheaper than the "deer" stuff in the hunting section.Been using it for 20+ years. Try looking at your clothes under a black light after using it. BIG difference.
Except, if your hunting clothes have EVER been washed in a detergent with "brighteners," the damage is done. You will need to use a UV-retardant to take out the brighteners. And "brighteners" are just chemicals that cause the fabric to reflect more UV light.I believe Tide makes a scent free and UV free laundry detergent also. I've been using it. Cheaper than the "deer" stuff in the hunting section.
I use their "Sport wash" on my treated clothing.Except, if your hunting clothes have EVER been washed in a detergent with "brighteners," the damage is done. You will need to use a UV-retardant to take out the brighteners. And "brighteners" are just chemicals that cause the fabric to reflect more UV light.