UV Protect your combat clothing / Camo
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U-V-Killer blocks ultraviolet reflection and luminescence. For all fabric, camouflage, and blaze orange. One bottle will treat two sets of hunting clothes.
The original U-V-Killer and Sport-Wash Combo Pack has changed how hunters think about camouflage. It has been proven that animals and birds have sensitivity to ultraviolet light and the 438nm short-blue wavelengths that humans are blind to. U-V-Killer absorbs U-V wavelengths and thereby eliminates the blue glow caused by fabric dyes and detergents that contain U-V brighteners.
U-V Killer and Sport-Wash are two revolutionary products which eliminate the brighteners from your camouflage. They make your camouflage almost invisible to the keen eyes of deer and other game.
First wash new or soiled garments in Sport-Wash. Then spray on U-V-Killer. U-V-Killer absorbs the ultraviolet light and literally kills the blue-white glow which animals and birds so easily see on untreated garments.
For a better chance at all wild game, treat your camouflage and blaze orange with U-V-Killer.
It should be noted that a single washing in commercial detergents or fabric softeners will (while not removing the treatment) render the U-V-Killer useless by depositing new brightener dyes. Always wash treated clothes in Sport-Wash.
Live Hard, Die Free.
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For those that don’t already know, you can keep your camo pattern looking sharper longer by washing them inside out with the pants and shirt buttoned. It works.
DTG,
Good to know, thanks!
Something else to keep in mind is that the UV dyes in commercial detergents are permanent. The UV Killer masks them, but they’re still there. If you can’t get the Sport-Wash stuff, many detergents intended for washing baby clothes do not contain brighteners; they also tend to have less harsh chemicals and many do not have scents either, and so are probably easier on the skin when you’re sweaty and dirty from training, and might be a decent alternative.
This is an important consideration, given that NOD is no longer just infrared. UV-enhanced clothing is more visible through NOD devices, so keeping your cammies dull can be a critical issue.
Here’s the company’s on-line store: http://www.atsko.com/products/uv-protection/
almost all hunting clothes(deer) wash don’t have UV brighteners and are scent free.