Re: looking for sheath cleaning story

["steven" <trails@jps.net>]

Hi Heidi: I have always used IVORY liquid soap and warm water, in
combination of a soft terry cloth towel. I have initially moistened the
exterior of the afore mentioned areas with this mixture. Then I would wash
out the cloth and again proceed to allow this mixture time to soak into any
debris or buildup that may be present, after it soaks with the warm solution
"All" is removed easily on the external parts. I then re rinse and place the
soaked towel up into the inner body cavity and let it also soak for 4 or 5
minutes the warm solution is then able to be removed with all the residual,
I repeat as needed, do not forget to check the head as a pea can form
between the head and the shaft, look/feel all around this area make sure you
also wet this area well with the warm solution and the pea will be able to
be removed readily. The key is soak well and a delicate touch initially,
after a few cleanings it is much easier and faster. You can do this to the
other sensitive parts i/e below the tail. It is important to flush well with
warm water to complete the cleaning. Don't be surprised by the SMILE on
their face, works the on Mares also.

steven
----- Original Message -----
From: "heidi sowards" <ribbitttreefrog@yahoo.com>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 10:49 AM
Subject: RC: looking for sheath cleaning story


> Sorry, not trying to bring it up (so to speak!) but if
> someone saved this, could you forward to me? It's not
> Howards story, but I think somebody named Pat - sound
> right? Thanks in advance. I searched archives and my
> folders, thought I'd saved it somewhere, but can't find it!
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