First Look: Scent Killer Gold Heavy Duty Washcloths

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posted on July 8, 2022
Mainheavy Duty Gold Washcloths

Wildlife Research Center has introduced Scent Killer Gold Heavy Duty Washcloths for odor-fighting performance.

These heavy-duty single-use washcloths are made with a special Anti-Odor formula enriched with Vitamin E & Aloe for your body and hair. Over 2 ½-times thicker than the regular Scent Killer Gold Field Wipes, Gold Heavy Duty Washcloths are perfect for heavy-duty cleaning, deodorizing, and bathing in the field or at camp, when a shower or running water are not available.

For more information, please visit wildlife.com. MSRP/12-pack: $9.49

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