I HAVE FOUND THE ANSWER. ROLL UP, ROLL UP ALL OWNERS OF WHITE TAILED BEASTS!

[mandwhy]

Ok I'm sold, why does it only come in 3 litres that is a most unmanageable amount! Who wants to send me a teaspoonful? Thankfully only have flaxen manes to deal with but the tails, eurgh, the tails!

 

[MiJodsR2BlinkinTite]

I've looked at the website which comes up with the link OP gave.

BUT...... whilst I'm sure its a fab product and one which the OP has used and endorses, its just a personal rant but personally websites which give NO idea of either the price, OR the basic's of what's in a product, irritate me beyond belief.

I.e. WTF's in it??? OK I appreciate they may not want to give any trade secrets away BUT if the stuff's got something like Pig Oil or Sulphur, or harsh detergent in it, then I blimmin well WOULD like to know! Coz my boy has got pink skin and white legs and we've already discovered that Pig Oil & Sulphur brings him up red and sore. A list of basic ingredients is all that's needed, just the same as A.N. Other product one might buy say in local tack shop.

I've e-mailed them to ask about (1) cost of product & postage and (2) an idea of basic ingredients.

 

[maisymoo]

has anyone heard back from the seller yet? as ive emailed several times with no reply.

 

[Adopter]

We used to use the green kitchen/household soap to wash our grey ponies tail, this was in the days before you could find special horse shampoo so easily. This thread has reminded me how well that worked she had a lovely sparkling tail when it was washed. I think I will try and find some again to try. It was always very cheap and all the animals were shampooed with it. My two have thick tails which definately need a wash at present, it would be lovely to get them sparkling and white.

 

[Twinkley Lights]

Maybe I shouldn't say this but they sell it at one of my local tack shops! However as it comes in large amounts I think it would be just as much for me to post it out to you guys as they are quoting.

Which tack shop pls Cally I'm near Notts??. Also can you do the whole pony , my companion lad is a white and blue cob .... mostly white

 

[Twinkley Lights]

has anyone heard back from the seller yet? as ive emailed several times with no reply.

I bet they are lying down with a damp cloth over their heads as they come to terms with sudden success

 

[Cinnamontoast]

The original link from Billie was the one I emailed and got the price from 2 days later.

 

[pintoarabian]

I also had a quote sent by email after a couple of days.

 

[Horlicks]

Not personal recommendation - just a quick internet search

http://www.wessexanimalhealth.co.uk/acatalog/Soft_Soap.html

http://www.burnhills.com/equestrian-c3/for-the-horse-c4/soft-soap-3kg-p1595

 

[Mongoose11]

Oooh good work Horlicks, but is it the same as the magical soft soap with magical wee removing properties? (Probably )

 

[Cinnamontoast]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRILANCO-...222&pid=100015&prg=1006&rk=1&sd=251104059286&

Is this the same stuff please Billie?

Seller says they wouldn't use this n the horse's tail and recommends cattle shampoo instead: never heard of it!

 

[maisie06]

Thankyou!! will pass this info onto friend who has a traditional cob with white (sometimes) flowing feathers, mane and tail!!

 

[MerrySherryRider]

Soft soap is fine for tails and feathers. Used to use the stuff for giving enemas to patients before the modern disposibles were invented, so pretty gentle soap. Its excellent for producing white fluffy feathers, along with sawdust and chalk.

Its cheaper here at £14.80 and for first orders there's a 5% discount code;


http://www.burnhills.com/equestrian...-tssoap&utm_campaign=product+listing+ads#4490

 

[Greenbee]

Brilliant. Thanks folks

 

[FfionWinnie]

I can't wait to try it Billie (I have 16 white stockings, a white tail, a palo tail and three partially white bodies )