Re: Slick N Easy

["Craig W. Hadley" <willard@eagleut.com>]

If you want a cheaper alternative to these blocks, go to your local
restaurant supply store and ask for a grill brick.  They are the same
material only in a large block (approx 12" x 8").  Just cut with a large
knife to fit your hand size.  The last time I checked they were between $5
and $10.
BTW, they also work great on pulling dead hair out of your dog.
Also note, I usually do this before a bath or good grooming session as these
blocks sometimes leave black dust.

Carrie and the gang
Ogden, UT

-----Original Message-----
From: Joane White <lyoness@castlenet.com>
To: Ridecamp@endurance.net <Ridecamp@endurance.net>
Date: Sunday, June 21, 1998 5:08 PM
Subject: Slick N Easy


>I agree with Kirsten.  Someone mentioned Slick N Easy Blocks months ago and
>I ordered a few when the horses were hairballs.  I'm am really impressed
>with the way they remove hair and dirt and old numbers.
>
>Joane and Herd
>
>