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Re: [RC] living 'dirty'... - rdcarrie<<Shame cannot fit house in dish washer. >>
<<<SPEW!!!!>>> I was drinking coffee...what a mess...
Dawn (ROFL) -----Original Message----- From: Pvan19@xxxxxxx To: bigcreekranch@xxxxxxxxxx; sharon1359@xxxxxxxxxxx; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 14:01:07 EST Subject: [RC] living 'dirty'... Cleaning cycle???? Am mystified hihi
seriously - this is def the best method for biothane, always do it that way - not too hot though. Use regular dishwasher detergent
but also (can put on hot cycle) for dog & chicken bowls, electrolyte seringes, horse buckets ( just put in bottom & take out top drawer) , bits, stirrups, brushes, hoofpicks, sponges, ...you name it!
I also clean tools that way, screwdrivers and secateurs and stuff...
Husband always unloads machine - does get puzzled sometimes!
WONDERFUL invention - the dishwasher!
And you can wash your dishes in it too !!!
Pauline
who's just experimented with washing her helmets in the washing machine - not bad! Not a dent in sight and sparkling clean! Just take out the little lining bits first otherwise real puzzle sorting thru thee helmets and assorted lining pads to figure out what goes where.
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From: Sharon Levasseur <sharon1359@xxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: [RC] living 'dirty'... Yes, in my opinion the dishwasher (top rack) is the best method. And yes, I= use the same detergent. In fact, I usually put it right in there WITH the dishe= s! LOL -Sharon L. Quoting Barbara McCrary <bigcreekranch@xxxxxxxxxx>: > Is this the best method for washing Biothane tack? I've never tired that. > Do you use regular dishwasher detergent? Or just water? I usually just > soak the tack in a bucket of hot water with laundry or some other kind of > detergent . The dishwasher sounds really easy, and one could run a cleanu= p > cycle afterwards before using it for dishes. > > Barbara
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