November 7, 2017

Musty No More with Mossy Oak Storage Zone from Willert Home Products

Mossy Oak Storage Zone

Willert Home Products Launches Mossy Oak Storage Zone Odor & Moisture Control products.

“Sink the Stink and Stop the Stench” with a new product line called Mossy Oak Storage Zone Odor & Moisture Eliminator products by Willert Home Products. Those distinctly disgusting aromas emanating from stored hunting, camping or sports gear will be a thing of the past. No more stinky, musty, stale, foul-smelling, malodorous odors that are associated with storing hunting, camping or sporting gear which is often put away damp or wet. Odors and moisture are eliminated with new Mossy Oak Storage Zone Odor & Moisture Eliminator products.

“It’s new and unique to the market,” said Shelley Cade of Willert Home Products. “Making gear and clothing last is important to hunters. These new products make it easy to maintain and properly store all hunting gear between seasons, keeping everything ready to go for the following year.”

Storage Zone features an odor eliminator and dehumidifier with pricing around $6 per product. For more information or to buy, visit http://www.willert.com, https://shop.willert.com, or http://www.airboss-aircare.com/mossyoak.

The Mossy Oak Storage Zone products are manufactured by family-owned Willert Home Products who have been manufacturing unique and versatile solutions to common household problems since 1947.

Founded by A.W. Willert in 1946, Willert Home Products is a premier manufacturer of many well-known and trusted household brands. Willert Home Products is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. Our family of brands includes Ty-D-Bol®, Bowl Fresh®, Enoz®, Enoz® No Zone™, Mossy Oak® Storage Zone™, and airBOSS®.

Willert Home Products is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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