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Actually putting plain water in a fly spray bottle and spraying the mist 
around the horse - increasing the local humidity -  would probably work 
just as well.

Truman

Karen Everhart wrote:
> Static Cling - in your laundry dept.  Spray it on you, spray it on 
> your brushes, spray it on his blanket, etc.
>  
> Karen Everhart MEd
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>     Even his blanket shocks him.
>     Is there anything I can do, short of not touching him, which, of
>     course, is not an option.
>     Is there any products made that I can spray on to him that will
>     maybe last?
>     It is starting to warm up a bit here, and when it does I will try
>     human hair conditioner on him, but not really certain that is good
>     for his coat and skin.
>     Any suggestios?
>      
>     Thanks.
>      
>     Lori
>      
>      
>      


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