Weekend Wrapup from Kentucky Performance Products

Spring is on its way but it’s still a bit chilly to start bathing everyone in the barn. KPP shares some tips for “spot” cleaning your horse.

From the KPP Tips & Topics Blog:

Do mud and manure stains drive you crazy in the winter when it is too cold to bathe your horse? Try a few of these techniques to “spot” clean your horse:

1. Purchase a commercial dry shampoo. Spray on, according to directions, and rub with a clean towel. For the best results, rub against the grain of the hair.
2. Apply white vinegar with a clean towel and rub the stain out. This works great on yellow stains in manes and tails!
3. Steam clean. Heat up some water and apply a steaming towel to the stain. Rub and re-apply until the stain is gone. For best results, remove as much of the dirt as you can with a good curry first.

Article written by KPP staff.

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