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Heat on saddle pad
>I have been using the Skito pad for my sport saddle for over a year
>and
>have not had any problems with a "hot" back.
Just a thought here about "hot" backs. The other day I was trying AGAIN
to get a blood stain out of something my kids had worn (I didn't do it!),
and I put some Tide in the material, closed my fist around it, then got
it wet with cold water. I couldn't believe the heat that started coming
from the detergent in my hand...some sort of chemical reaction. Anyway,
I always use Ivory Snow on my saddle pads, but if we did use harsh
detergents on saddle pads, I just wonder if enough residue would remain
to cause some extra heat when they sweat. Just a thought, maybe a long
shot, but folks with problems might want to consider it.
Angie & Kaboot
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