This is a great product, with reasonable results and is very easy to use. It's also reasonably priced in comparison to its competitors, although is not the cheapest out there.
With a young horse, one of the most helpful features is the much quieter spray trigger. It's almost silent, but also produces a mist, so the horse doesn't get a shock.
With one or two quick sprays on the stain, leave the product one for a minute or two, before washing it off with a warm wet cloth. It's been great for head & body stains, although I've found tough mud stains on the lower legs do require a wash prior to application to get better results.
It's easy to replace as most equine or farm stores stock this brand & the Carr & Day & Martin Stain Remover seems to be in the main product set.
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Saturday, 24 January 2015
Horses with White Bits
I have quickly remembered the OCD that kicks in when you have a horse with lots of white - dirt, mud and poo stains become the enemy very fast!
White legs are bound to get dirty through the winter, as is a white tail, but it doesn't make the cleaning any easier! Coupled with Louie having an excellent target eye for hitting his legs with poop & using that poop as a pillow overnight in the stable, I had my hands full with cleaning...
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White legs are bound to get dirty through the winter, as is a white tail, but it doesn't make the cleaning any easier! Coupled with Louie having an excellent target eye for hitting his legs with poop & using that poop as a pillow overnight in the stable, I had my hands full with cleaning...
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Sunday, 18 January 2015
Introducing Louie
Since losing Thomas, I've been up and down emotionally, wondering whether I would ever get through the sudden shock of losing a horse in the way that I did.
I'm pleased to say that the back end of 2014 my head found the right space, and I was able to get serious about a search for a new horse.
On New Year's Eve, I met Louie. A rising four year old, fresh over the water from Ireland. Before going to see him, I wasn't convinced after seeing a heap of 'not-for-me' horses. I was completely surprised, and from the second of seeing him, thought 'he's the one for me!'
I'm pleased to say that the back end of 2014 my head found the right space, and I was able to get serious about a search for a new horse.
On New Year's Eve, I met Louie. A rising four year old, fresh over the water from Ireland. Before going to see him, I wasn't convinced after seeing a heap of 'not-for-me' horses. I was completely surprised, and from the second of seeing him, thought 'he's the one for me!'
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