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Our Charolais show heifer is a little yellow-ish. What is the best way to get her bright white again before October?
Andi
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Good old fashioned " bluing" in the rinse water. You will find it in the laundry section of the grocery store.
Ellie May
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Howdy,
What we use on our Herefords faces & legs is a purple looking soap at TSC. I think it's called bright white or something like that. It's not expensive & it does a good job. Don't get fooled by it's purple looking color just put it on & let soak but not too long or the calf will turn a reddish pink. Works for us.
Ellie May
What we use on our Herefords faces & legs is a purple looking soap at TSC. I think it's called bright white or something like that. It's not expensive & it does a good job. Don't get fooled by it's purple looking color just put it on & let soak but not too long or the calf will turn a reddish pink. Works for us.
Ellie May
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Thanks everyone. We also use Bright White on our white pigs. Most are York crosses, and can get pretty dingy by show time. We will also try the bluing. Sometimes the most effective products are the old standards!
Andi
Andi
tracy
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At the show afterthe animal has been washed and dried sprinkle some talcom powder on the stained parts,i use it on romagnolas.
