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Getting to be bath time....favorite shampoo

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  • #61
    Originally posted by KateKat View Post
    I've been looking at that brand for their color enhancing shampoo. Any thoughts?
    Sorry, I haven't used the colour enhancing ones. In general I find the Carr&Day&Martin products to be of good quality.

    Some of them seem excessive and unnecessary though. Special individually wrapped nose wipes and dock area wipes? I'm already in eco-purgatory for three years of disposable diapers. Do I really need to add to my eco-sins by using individual butt wipes for my horse?

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    • #62
      Originally posted by Mozart View Post
      Sorry, I haven't used the colour enhancing ones. In general I find the Carr&Day&Martin products to be of good quality.

      Some of them seem excessive and unnecessary though. Special individually wrapped nose wipes and dock area wipes? I'm already in eco-purgatory for three years of disposable diapers. Do I really need to add to my eco-sins by using individual butt wipes for my horse?
      That is true. The only time I would use them was in the trailer or at a show- somewhere that needed wipes, but where a big packet would dry up before the all got used.

      At home, not so much.
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      • #63
        For "everyday" baths (and very often the dogs) - I like Vetrolin bath - just love the liniment-y smell of it.

        Since Min is a very light (way roaned out Appy) red roan (not too far from chestnut based flea-bitten grey, really), I also really like to use the blue shampoos for white horses - they just seem to get the white hairs extra white. Years and years ago, there was a whole line of shampoos from Farnam that were "color specific" - there was a red one for chestnuts and sorrels, a blue one for greys and whites, and a really dark black one for blacks and bays - I LOVED those, but I can't remember the name anymore. I just remember that the blue shampoo worked really well, and the bottle had one of those skinny flip up tops, so you could draw pictures or write words on your horse with shampoo before you sudsed him up...

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        • #64
          Originally posted by kookicat View Post
          It's shampoo, not rat poison. I think you're safe. Tell me, what do you wash your hair with?
          *snork*

          I used to go months without using shampoo. "Just rinse 'em" I crowed! You know what I had back then?

          Water. Pressure.

          Yeah, you move to a place w/o decent water pressure and a horse that dedicates itself to encrusting even the inside of his ears with mud, you discover the value of a shampoo that cleans well and rinses out easy. You find it even supercedes arrogance...
          Your crazy is showing. You might want to tuck that back in.

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          • #65
            Sigh.

            Well, today I fell off the wagon.

            There was a gallon of this at the tack store and I was like "OOOOH! I only have ONE BOTTLE of minty linimenty shampoo...and the price is very reasonable..."

            Sorry everyone. I'll do better next week.
            Michael: Seems the people who burned me want me for a job.
            Sam: A job? Does it pay?
            Michael: Nah, it's more of a "we'll kill you if you don't do it" type of thing.
            Sam: Oh. I've never liked those.

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            • #66
              I absolutely love everything EQyss makes! Their shampoos are awesome and smell so nice. I also like to follow up with Cowboy Magic detangler and ShowSheen.

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              • #67
                Originally posted by Grataan View Post
                Sigh.

                Well, today I fell off the wagon.

                There was a gallon of this at the tack store and I was like "OOOOH! I only have ONE BOTTLE of minty linimenty shampoo...and the price is very reasonable..."

                Sorry everyone. I'll do better next week.

                Sore-no-more shampoo? Heck, I am tempted to try that for myself.

                It's okay. There are worse vices.

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                • #68
                  Originally posted by Grataan View Post
                  Sigh.

                  Well, today I fell off the wagon.

                  There was a gallon of this at the tack store and I was like "OOOOH! I only have ONE BOTTLE of minty linimenty shampoo...and the price is very reasonable..."

                  Sorry everyone. I'll do better next week.
                  You can never have too much shampoo.
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                  • #69
                    Originally posted by HighFlyinBey++ View Post
                    I swear by http://www.equiscentials.com/products.htm The products clean well, do not strip the natural oils and do not leave fake scents that attract bugs or residue that attracts dirt. Search the net to find the best deals on shipping.
                    ditto

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