Don't know if it's been proven (1 Viewer)

[DJT]

Apparently Nuns (there were no nurses) washed their hands in vinegar between Plague victims, to slow the contamination down.

Then they found a much better use for It!! Fish an Chips ???

 

[violet]

Dettol is poison to a dog...…….Ordinary soap would do the job perfectly, please ask her to stop doing this.


Please don't........

Thank you for this, I have checked with her and she says it is incredibly dilute and she then washes its feet in warm soapy water before drying them thoroughly. But no dettol in future!

 

[Shrimp]

I’m afraid I can’t see the point of washing the dog weekly.
Does the dog only go out once a week?
If you’re that worried you would have to wash the dog after every outing!
Sooner or later we are all going to get the virus unless the powers can pull their fingers out and find an jab for it!

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[MattR]

Thank you for this, I have checked with her and she says it is incredibly dilute and she then washes its feet in warm soapy water before drying them thoroughly. But no dettol in future!

What's the point if it is incredibly dilute? More likely to give a false sense of security.

 

[The Wino]

What's the point if it is incredibly dilute? More likely to give a false sense of security.

But I suppose we all need hobbies at the moment dog foot washing if its very dilute is fairly harmless (if a waste of time!).
I think its pointless too by the way

 

[Coolcats]

I thought the preferred way of washing a dog was tying it to a tree am using a hose.....but then again I’m not a dog owner and have just learnt on here that soap and water is the preferred way so if I do ever get a dog it would get the soap and water treatment...just to ask do you then use a hose to wash the soap out? ?

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[Mrsambulancekidd]

I thought the preferred way of washing a dog was tying it to a tree am using a hose.....but then again I’m not a dog owner and have just learnt on here that soap and water is the preferred way so if I do ever get a dog it would get the soap and water treatment...just to ask do you then use a hose to wash the soap out? ?

Trust me when I say that when a dog rolls in fox ?will reach for the hose, then the shampoo, then the hose again. That was something I had to watch with the Jack R's, they were guilty of finding stinky things.?
Our Border Collies NEVER have a bath, they do that themselves.

 

[Lenny HB]

Hot soapy water should do the trick. Rinse with very hot water or scald with boiling.

I'm going to report you to the RSPCA.

 

[Coolcats]

Trust me when I say that when a dog rolls in fox ?will reach for the hose, then the shampoo, then the hose again. That was something I had to watch with the Jack R's, they were guilty of finding stinky things.?
Our Border Collies NEVER have a bath, they do that themselves.

Thats all the confirmation I need as to why not own a Dog, but I also get why people love thiers but not for me thank you

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[Sunseeker 115]

I had heard that Tomato Sauce is very good for getting rid of the smell of fox poo, once washed rub some in leave then rinse, tried it once on daughters dog worked well. We've got a self washing collie too, gotta love her takes hours for her to dry.

 

[Potty]

I had heard that Tomato Sauce is very good for getting rid of the smell of fox poo, once washed rub some in leave then rinse, tried it once on daughters dog worked well. We've got a self washing collie too, gotta love her takes hours for her to dry.

Get her a dogrobe,