ScentMaster Box?

Boll Weevil · May 19, 2014

Right now I have numerous Rubbermaid tubs that I keep my clothing in once it's clean, sprayed down, and/or sprinkled with baking soda. My thought was to keep a scentbox in the mud room at the farm rather than fool with lugging all the Rubbermaid tubs back and forth.

Anyone have any experience with this product?

BHC · May 20, 2014

Is that like the scentotes made by scent lok?
I've got three 35 gal tubs I keep all my stuff in.. I just put what I'm using in the one tote and haul it back n forth... If I don't feel like it has been to contaminated with scent I just leave it at camp... And leave the layers that touched my body hanging out... You can get a smaller tote to transport things that need washed back n forth.. I've just never felt the price for that scentote was justifiable... I'm not familiar with the scent master box...

BHC · May 20, 2014

I wish they still mad the log 6 ozone generators to sanitize your clothes in a box such as these listed...

Big JWC 50 · May 20, 2014

I just a rubber maid box and wash my clothes with carbon wash and use spray

Boll Weevil · May 20, 2014

BHC said:
Is that like the scentotes made by scent lok?

Take a look here. http://scentmasterbox.com

I'm doing as much research as I can on them but this solution would dry, help deodorize, and store clothes in an airtight enclosure. Or, a fellow could run a laundry load of hunting gear and just leave it In the box...no more tubs. Swap the filter once a season. Come in from hunting and just throw them in the box.

BHC · May 20, 2014

It's cool, but I couldn't justify $350... I feel like I can keep bacteria from growin in clothes and boots with out it... It's after you put the clothes on the problem starts... You could buy a new dryer just for hunting clothes for that price, which basically does the same thing. Just not portable... I could see it if you traveled to hunt...