Magic Water Crystals

[Wendy Milner <wendy@wendy.cnd.hp.com>]

Magic Water Crystals, are what I call them.  They do have
a real name.  You can usually find them at any gardening
store.  

Be aware, a teaspoon of dry crystals will turn into several cups
of wet crystals.  Try placing the dry crystals in a large container,
add water, and wait several hours.  Do not put a bunch of crystals
into a small area and wet them.  You'll end up with burst seams.

I am not sure that making leg wraps with the crystals will cool
the horse off that much.  In using the neckerchiefs on myself,
I find that at first it feels good, then the entire thing gets 
too warm.


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Wendy

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