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K&K
30th Jan 2003, 04:13 PM
If Sugar comes home with us, I can't afford to buy a whole new set of brushes, as once Beauty finds a new home I'll be recycling hers. However, Beauty has a few extra curry combs and brushes I can borrow for Sugar's temporary kit. Should I disinfect them before using them on Sugar? Or will just washing them in soap and water do the trick?
Thanks very much!
Jay.o
30th Jan 2003, 04:22 PM
well i would just wash them in soap of fairy liquid if it was me.
you know if beauty has a any skin problems and if she doesnt she will not pass on any infections to sugar !
i may disinfect them if they were really old and tatty to use on her but i think soap and hot water will do fine !
ps. are you buying sugar then ?
K&K
30th Jan 2003, 04:25 PM
Thanks :)
No, Beauty doesn't have any skin or coat problems, so that's good. They're not all that old at all, only about 9 months, and I keep them in good condition. I rinse them out after almost every use (every thorough grooming, at least).
Sparkle
30th Jan 2003, 08:27 PM
Should you normally wash out your brushes when you groom a different horse? I groom different horses with my brushes without washing them- I only clean my brushes once-twice a week. Is this bad????:eek:
Gracie
30th Jan 2003, 08:30 PM
Its best to disficentifect the brushes with an anitbacterical soap! (*Most soaps will say they are on the lable!)
Things can be spread through brushes including Mud fever!:eek:
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