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Works on my Kayak gear....kinda
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http://www.sinkthestink.com
Works on my Kayak gear....kinda
Something that I have a had good luck with on items that stink and can't be washed... Spray bottle with distilled white vinegar. After you spray it down and it starts to dry the vinegar smell fades fast. The commercial gear sprays that I have smelled seems to be a mix of vinegar and a splash tide.
There is also the option of going to a laundry mat and using the monster washer after an oil field worker, then all you will have to worry about is smelling like crude oil...
Summer's Eve?
None of my stuff is rubber or elastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by KellyTTE
I've done the research on it.
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The yellow tint in the water is not because of lighting or the fabric.............
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Sure the stink isn't your upper lip?
So you took my advice after all?Quote:
Originally Posted by JM Ver. 2.0
Just do like some of the truck drivers I deal with do. Cover it up with "Calvin Klein for Men" then you can smell like sh*t and a manly smell as well. [Coffee]
Keep fresh dryer sheets (bounce) in your gear bag with everything. Makes a world of difference.
Almost.Quote:
Originally Posted by bogie
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