Re: how to clean a filthy winter coat?

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Lotsa folks suggested warm-water baths, spot-cleaning with warm water &
soap, and drying out under a Polar fleece cooling sheet (which Lakota has
just acquired, thanks to a wonderful sale at Mae's Fabric Store :). One
Ridecamper suggested a Cowboy Magic product called "'green spot
remover' that is really great...kinda like dry shampoo" which I plan to
try.

Lakota is at a pasture-only boarding stable where hot water is not
available, nor is a stall to keep him out of the wind (fortunately it
doesn't ever get that cold down here anyway :), so warm-water baths are
not an option for us. :(

Guess I'll try the "dry shampoo" and keep brushing even after my arms fall
off. <VBG>

Glenda & Lakota (yeah, keep brushing, keep brushing!)

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