Tangaroo
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Does anyone have any tips to get marks out of white dressage squares? I have a Mattes Platinum sheepskin one and need to know the best way to get it clean?
White dressage saddle cloths - best way to get clean??!!
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121272MDV
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bleach ? not sure if it works with sheepskin but gets my bangages lovely and white
Tangaroo
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Not sure i would be brave enough to use bleach!! It cost a fortune to buy and i would hate to ruin it!
mat
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A washing machine?!
No seriously though, I use two washing tablets with one saddle cloth on a white cotton (90degree) wash, not sure if it will do your sheepskin much good though!
No seriously though, I use two washing tablets with one saddle cloth on a white cotton (90degree) wash, not sure if it will do your sheepskin much good though!
Holly27
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hi
this works 100% and i take full responsibility if it doesn't coz it will
oxi clean 3 scoops in a bucket with warm water 3 hours leave to soak then put on warm wash not higher than 40 deg wash
on its own .....and then dum dum dum bright white saddle cloth !!
oxi clean is natural and REALLY REALLY WORKS
you will find all sorts of brands but vanish The one in the pink tub works the best i have been doin my sisters clths and numnahs for her dressage comps for the last 2 yrs as she cant belive how well i get them up
try it once and you will use it for everything
this works 100% and i take full responsibility if it doesn't coz it will
oxi clean 3 scoops in a bucket with warm water 3 hours leave to soak then put on warm wash not higher than 40 deg wash
on its own .....and then dum dum dum bright white saddle cloth !!
oxi clean is natural and REALLY REALLY WORKS
you will find all sorts of brands but vanish The one in the pink tub works the best i have been doin my sisters clths and numnahs for her dressage comps for the last 2 yrs as she cant belive how well i get them up
try it once and you will use it for everything
Fahrenheit
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Don't use white numhahs - just keep them as orniments and use black instead lol.
Seriously, ive never got my horse's white stuff spotless, jods are the same they never come up perfect (especially when your horse sh*ts on them when you are putting on their back boots! Don't laugh this happened at Hickstead of all places, I had to go and buy another pair!)
Seriously, ive never got my horse's white stuff spotless, jods are the same they never come up perfect (especially when your horse sh*ts on them when you are putting on their back boots! Don't laugh this happened at Hickstead of all places, I had to go and buy another pair!)
zigzag
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Don't use white numhahs - just keep them as orniments and use black instead lol.
Seriously, ive never got my horse's white stuff spotless, jods are the same they never come up perfect (especially when your horse sh*ts on them when you are putting on their back boots! Don't laugh this happened at Hickstead of all places, I had to go and buy another pair!)
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Sorry but PMSL
Don't use white numhahs - just keep them as orniments and use black instead lol.
Seriously, ive never got my horse's white stuff spotless, jods are the same they never come up perfect (especially when your horse sh*ts on them when you are putting on their back boots! Don't laugh this happened at Hickstead of all places, I had to go and buy another pair!)
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Sorry but PMSL
clairencappelli
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Ditto hipp!!
I use oxy clean but put all my whites ( equilibrium boots and griffen hi wither numnahs ) at 60 degress. For joddy marks i tent to soak overnight but its the only thing that works.
I use oxy clean but put all my whites ( equilibrium boots and griffen hi wither numnahs ) at 60 degress. For joddy marks i tent to soak overnight but its the only thing that works.
Tangaroo
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Thanks Hipp, i will give it a go!