rachele
stranger
Reged: 17/04/2008
Posts: 12
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HEy,
Any advaice would be great. I need to buy some horse shampoo, I own a skewbald youngster with a lot of white who has some lovely stains. I have tried blue shampoo to no avail, and have tried others but nothing i ahve used have got the stains out. I have a big show next week and need him sparkling. can anyone recommend a shampoo i could use that would work.
Thanks
Rachel
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Marymoo
Carpal \'Tunnel
Reged: 09/12/2008
Posts: 2625
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I use Whal Diamond Whites shampoo and have some stronger purple stuff that i bought from designer browbands. I also make a paste of chalk and put this on the night before and brush of at the show/event.
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CLY
addict
Reged: 23/09/2006
Posts: 612
Loc: Kent
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Hilton Herbs, think its called Ocean Blue?? Is fantastic, I have a coloured horse and his white legs are a nightmare for stains etc and it works a treat, would recommend!
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bex1984
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Reged: 21/02/2007
Posts: 4499
Loc: Leicestershire
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I use Tresemme Deep Cleaning shampoo on my ponio's white socks - fantastic stuff, and much cheaper than special 'horse shampoos' ... and it smells lovely
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Bossandbelle
old hand
Reged: 20/04/2007
Posts: 879
Loc: East Sussex
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Wahl 'Dirty beast' is a god send, and they smell lovely after
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ldlp111
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Reged: 06/03/2009
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Loc: somerset
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marymoo the chalk paste you are talking about how do you make it?
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golddustsara
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Reged: 27/06/2007
Posts: 2477
Loc: Hampshire
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Quote:
I use Whal Diamond Whites shampoo
I second this - great stuff
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rachele
stranger
Reged: 17/04/2008
Posts: 12
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Thank you every one, I have tried the dirty beastie and love it but it is not strong enough to get the stains off, the same with the diamond whites. I was thinking of using the lynn russell extra strong shampoo???
I think he has too much white for the chalk. i would post a pic but not sure how? last time i used chalk i used the entire block in one go!! lol
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Marymoo
Carpal \'Tunnel
Reged: 09/12/2008
Posts: 2625
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I dont use blocks, i actually use tennis court white line chalk, comes in big bags, i just mix a handful with water. My mare is white all over, i go upto her stifles and elbows.
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