Ridecamp: Re: [RC] Sheath Cleaning & Psychology - rubber surgical gloves

If you have a horse that won't drop, you'd need those shoulder-length OB
sleeves to keep from touching "the nasty stuff" (though in the catalog
photos they look to be far from close fitting).  I have to go searching in
order to clean more than the outer sheath, which means I end up filthy all
the way to my elbow.  Surgical gloves are handy, though, to keep from having
to scrub one's cuticles with bleach.

Cindy

> I believe I was the one that recommended using rubber gloves.  As I was
> doing the dishes tonight (actually, performing the rare act of putting my
> dish in the dishwasher) I realized that I could be misunderstood.  I
didn't
> mean wear rubber gloves like the ones used to wash dishes or handle
> dangerous chemicals.  My wife got several boxes of surgical gloves at
Costco
> one day and I use them.  They allow a good level of feeling to pass
through
> and they don't get in the way.  When done, they can be removed in a way
that
> prevents you from ever having to touch the nasty stuff.



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