brighteners

It has NO UV brighteners and it makes your clothes look and smell invisible to deer.

Do scent-free detergents put a visible UV blur light on your cloths and is it visible by deer? 2009

It has NO UV brighteners and it makes your clothes look and smell invisible to deer.

Do scent-free detergents put a visible UV blur light on your cloths and is it visible by deer? 2009

Here's a note of caution on the perfume-free or dye-free laundry detergent, it will likely contain UltraViolet brighteners which create a cast or glow that researchers say animals (cervids ... deer, elk, moose) can see.

A question for hunters 2009

In the red spectrum, orange comes out looking like a shade of gray, unless that orange has UV brighteners in it, in which case, you'll stick out like a sore thumb to a deer that can see in UV.

Two Shotguns Equal One Bow? 2009

In the red spectrum, orange comes out looking like a shade of gray, unless that orange has UV brighteners in it, in which case, you'll stick out like a sore thumb to a deer that can see in UV.

Two Shotguns Equal One Bow? 2009

I had finally run out of the special "without optical brighteners" detergent I use to wash my husband's ACUs.

I Am a PCS Worrier - SpouseBUZZ 2009

I NEVER use regular clothing wash because it contains UV brighteners.

How can i get my hunting cloths ready for hunting season? what should i do to them? thanks! 2009

OBA is the term for a class of optical brighteners that fluoresce and are used in most papers, and because they can cause fading, artists and photographers create a market for OBA-free paper.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Thanks to My Readers — The Solution for White Non-Fluorescent Paper 2009

I NEVER use regular clothing wash because it contains UV brighteners.

How can i get my hunting cloths ready for hunting season? what should i do to them? thanks! 2009

Here's a note of caution on the perfume-free or dye-free laundry detergent, it will likely contain UltraViolet brighteners which create a cast or glow that researchers say animals (cervids ... deer, elk, moose) can see.

A question for hunters 2009