We put PandooPack’s bamboo charcoal air purifying bags to the test. This time…with stinky, smelly, trout-odor fishing equipment. I am truly grateful for this charcoal deodorizer and how its making my hobby of fly fishing less intrusive for my family.
Hobbies = Odors (true for the most part)
I’ve been an avid fly fisherman since I was a child and with that affinity towards a hobby involved with fish you can imagine that fishy odors are an all too frequent companion with the sport. It’s probably the reason why for most my life my mother and my wife have made me keep my fishing equipment in the garage. But…now that I am older and am truly invested in the sport, I have invested more money into better equipment. Do you think I want to keep my expensive waders, fly rod, chest pack and wading boots in the garage? No way. In the garage, your equipment is still subject to weather (somewhat), at least in the form of varying degrees of temperature. I don’t want to make this post about temperature and its effect on fishing equipment, but that is major reason why I keep my equipment stored in doors. The temperature in my home doesn’t vary that much (maybe 68 to 72 degrees…all year long). This prolongs the life of any type of outdoor equipment.
Charcoal Deodorizer Meet Mr. Stinky Fishing Equipment
So naturally…when you store that kind of equipment it’s going to add odors and funky smells to a room or a closet. And I have a dedicated space in my home where I do store my stuff. And that stuff grows as my interests in the outdoors grows, especially with fishing. But…even though I had that dedicated space, those odors still escape and are just always there. But for me it’s worth it because I want to prolong the life of my equipment…save a little cash. But I also realize it’s not really that fair to the family to have them reap the foul smelling rewards of my interests. I think my family is entitled to fresh air. Over the years we’ve tried all kinds of odor neutralizers, closet deodorizers, and multiple types of air fresheners and some of them work. But the one that did work were the ones that gave off a scent. And to be honest…I don’t like smelling like peach mango when I go out with the guys fishing. So when I first started testing out PandooPack’s bamboo charcoal air purifying bag, I thought, ‘Why not use this as a charcoal deodorizer?’ And so…I gave it go.
Bamboo Charcoal Miracle
It’s been about four months since I started using PandooPack’s bamboo charcoal deodorizer with my fishing equipment. I wouldn’t endorse or offer a product to the public that wouldn’t work. I wouldn’t endorse a product to the outdoor community if it didn’t work. I’ve heard from countless people through testimonials and quick emails to me that it’s really weird how smells just go away after you let these bamboo charcoal bags work their magic. Those kind words from customers are a testament to me that these little bags are miracle workers with just about anything related to fresh air. The fact that I use them for myself…is a personal testament as well.
In terms of the smells from my wading boots, these bamboo charcoal bags are the best boot and shoe deodorizer I’ve ever come across. Granted, I’m biased. But…I’m also a realist and believe in results (there’s real science behind how bamboo charcoal air purifier bags work). My wife and kids haven’t complained one iota since I started placing this charcoal deodorizer with my fishing equipment. I’ve given them away to friends and strangers to test and review and people are always amazed at the impact these bamboo charcoal air purifying bags have on their lives. The results speak for themselves. So…from the perspective of an angler and an avid fly fisherman…do your family a favor and invest just a little bit of money in these bamboo charcoal deodorizers. PandooPack personally stands by our products with a 30 day money back guarantee. If you have 30 days to spare and really want to score bonus points with the wife and kids so they don’t have to smell your stinky, fishy fish equipment, give PandooPack a try.
