How to vacuum your horse.
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Damnation
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The horse strangely looks like he is enjoying it! It must be a good way to get rid of coat when the horse is molting. I want one!!
minerva
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thats a carpet washer! i really like the horse and he does seem to enjoy it
Cop-Pop
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What type of hoover was it? I quite fancy trying it
flyingfeet
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Its an Anivac that retail for £795
TarrSteps
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They're quite cool but not exactly cheap.
Do people not use horse vacuums here? There is a fairly common "equine-specific" model and quite a few barns have built in ones but lots of people just use heavy duty shop vacuums. Most horses are okay with it with a bit of work and one bonus is they usually get better to clip, too.
Do people not use horse vacuums here? There is a fairly common "equine-specific" model and quite a few barns have built in ones but lots of people just use heavy duty shop vacuums. Most horses are okay with it with a bit of work and one bonus is they usually get better to clip, too.
custard
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LMAO, that horse is obviously well used to the machine-water far too clean! Mine would probably clog it completely.
Would love one but £800?
Would love one but £800?
Rhandir
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The less expensive option is to buy a "Henry" vacuum cleaner (on ebay), then go onto their web site and get the special long hose and the grooming brush attachments, mine cost about fifty quid all together.