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Welcome to season 1, episode 14 of Shawn's Outdoor Adventures. In this episode, I'm going to be going over some more hunting product reviews for you. I hope you enjoyed and I hope it benefits you, so let's go ahead and get started. Time for scent elimination, and as you can see, I got all kinds of detergents and sprays and everything here. I'm going to go over everything with you. I've done a lot of extreme experimentation over the years, especially the last few years, trying to find ways to really get my clothes completely 100% scent-free. I want to take out a washer or the dryer, put my nose up to it, and not smell anything at all. That's what I'm looking for. So let me first talk about non-hunting products because I got them in the front and I'll move them to the back. For years, I tried adding things like baking soda and borax. Every hunter should probably have a of borax in their house because you can use it for so many things, even in taxidermy type stuff. And if you're doing, trying to clean up a skull mount, things like that. So borax, the only problem with borax is it lightens your clothes and so they fade a lot quicker, especially for your hunting camo. By the end of the season, I actually used it last year and by the end of the year, my camo was really majorly faded. You know, baking soda claims to help with odors and things like that. I used the whole , it's completely empty. I used the amount they recommend, actually, I used more than the amount they recommend, and it didn't help at all. That's just my personal observation. Last year, I was out in Illinois and I...