Re: [pyrnet] Recipe for cleaning a Dirty Dog

[Ingraminthegame@wmconnect.com]

You should be able to substitute the Arm and Hammer for the Tide.  {smile  :)  }

Also, I forgot to mention.....if the dog has trouble with oily skin (as in the case of some Cockers) you can splash some vinegar in the conditioner.

Chrissy


In a message dated 3/20/2005 7:12:43 AM Eastern Standard Time, newbailey@comcast.net writes:


> WOW !  I am going to save this recipe for emergencies.  I bet this will get any mess clean.    The solution is fairly dilute, there is only about a half cup of "active ingredients" in the gallon of water.  I am chemically sensitive and react to all kinds of things that won't bother most people but this combination, except for the Tide would pose no problems at all.
>  
> I am allergic to TIde when I use it on my own laundry but I have used it in desperation and then washed the item again in regular detergent (Arm & Hammer Sensitive) a couple more times to get the Tide out and it works.
>  
> I use Dawn on my dishes just because rescue people wash oil spill injured ducks in it - and it works on dishes too.
>  
> Thanks for passing this on!  Amy