The Locker Lite by Scent Crusher®
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Wichita, KS – Scent Crusher® is proud to announce the release of the Locker Lite. A scaled-down version of Scent Crusher’s popular larger Locker, the Locker Lite offers a convenient way to crush odor and eliminate bacteria from your hunting gear in a smaller footprint. Using the new third-generation ozone generator, the Locker Lite adds a level of functional convenience to every hunter’s arsenal.
The Scent Crusher® Locker Lite is easy to assemble and tough enough to use outdoors. The closet is great for basements, garages, and hunting camps. The digital generator emits chemical-free ozone that destroys most odors within 30 minutes.
The Locker Lite is 23 pounds and measures 28” W x 69” H x 20” D”. With new techno-lite fabric, heavy-duty zippers, and a weather-proof base creates a seal needed to thoroughly clean. Includes AC/DC cords for charging. It is portable, maintenance-free, easy to assemble, and has a 20-year life expectancy. The generator has adjustable output and timer with the capability to cleanse gear in tight spaces.
Technology
Scent Crusher® products are a complete scent elimination system. Based on research from NASA, this system was developed using an exceptionally effective Ozone Generator that is 100% chemical-free and effectively removes scent and odors from your gear. Scent Crusher® ozone generators produce on-demand ozone which is attracted to bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants. The ozone attacks and destroys scent and bacteria through oxidation, then converts it safely back into oxygen, leaving your gear scent-free. For more information, visit Scent Crusher.com.
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