Get TX Scottie Nelson Horse Blanket Cleaning And Repair Check-In Form 2019-2024

Use mild dish soap to get the stubborn muck stains out. Use a saddle pad and blanket wash detergent designed for animals to protect their skin and the blanket's waterproofing. Hand wash your horse blanket in cold water or use the delicate cycle on your washer.

The myth is that washing the blanket will ruin the waterproofing, but I promise, after washing thousands of horse blankets, this is not true. Mud, urine, manure, and exposure to a heat-cold cycle will break down your waterproofing faster than properly washing your blanket.

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If blankets are machine-washable, run them through the wash cycle with Lysol disinfectant rather than bleach (1 cup in a standard top-load washer). Spin dry and run through a second wash cycle with a small amount of regular laundry soap.

A rip in the outside covering of a multilayer winter blanket will need to be covered with repair tape or a patch. You can buy patches or make one by cutting a slightly larger piece of fabric from an old blanket. Fold under the edges and sew it over the hole or tear.

You may also look into using Wool-ite or Kirks Castile Soap. Do not use Dawn Dish soap or the like, as the high sudsing is frustrating and time consuming to rinse out and can be extremely irritating to the horses skin if not rinsed completely out!

Use mild dish soap to get the stubborn muck stains out. Use a saddle pad and blanket wash detergent designed for animals to protect their skin and the blanket's waterproofing. Hand wash your horse blanket in cold water or use the delicate cycle on your washer.

The myth is that washing the blanket will ruin the waterproofing, but I promise, after washing thousands of horse blankets, this is not true. Mud, urine, manure, and exposure to a heat-cold cycle will break down your waterproofing faster than properly washing your blanket.

Services & Pricing Fly Sheets$25.00Sheets, Cotton$31.00Turnouts, Un-Insulated$31.50Baker Blankets$33.00Turnouts, Insulated$35.757 more rows

If blankets are machine-washable, run them through the wash cycle with Lysol disinfectant rather than bleach (1 cup in a standard top-load washer). Spin dry and run through a second wash cycle with a small amount of regular laundry soap.

A rip in the outside covering of a multilayer winter blanket will need to be covered with repair tape or a patch. You can buy patches or make one by cutting a slightly larger piece of fabric from an old blanket. Fold under the edges and sew it over the hole or tear.

You may also look into using Wool-ite or Kirks Castile Soap. Do not use Dawn Dish soap or the like, as the high sudsing is frustrating and time consuming to rinse out and can be extremely irritating to the horses skin if not rinsed completely out!