Had the occasion to look up this recipe again.

[Kismet]

I was NOT amused, since Mick, the idiot, prompted my recipe search at 11 p.m. last night.

It wasn't a full shot, so I know it could have been worse, but c'mon, 11 P.M. ?!!?

Fortunately, I had a full bottle of hydrogen peroxide.

Paul Krebaum, a chemist, invented a new more effective formula for de-skunking a dog. Mix in an open bucket or bowl:

1 quart of 3% hydrogen peroxide
? cup baking soda
1 teaspoon of strong liquid soap such as dishwashing detergent.

Mix the ingredients in an open bucket or bowl. The mixture will fizz. Wet your dog and thoroughly massage the solution into the coat. Be sure to keep the mixture out of the dog?s eyes, nose and mouth. If it is necessary to apply it to the dog?s face, very carefully use a washcloth or a sponge. After applying the mixture to all parts of your dog that may have been sprayed, rinse the dog thoroughly.

*Warning*

This mixture can be explosive, as it will fizz and creates pressure if it is enclosed in a sealed tight container. Never store unused portion; always discard. Be sure to only mix in an open container and do not try to store or cover it in any way. Do not get the mixture into the dog's eyes, nose or mouth.

Gotta luv them huntin' dawgs.

 

[david0311]

david0311

I was NOT amused, since Mick, the idiot, prompted my recipe search at 11 p.m. last night.

It wasn't a full shot, so I know it could have been worse, but c'mon, 11 P.M. ?!!?

Fortunately, I had a full bottle of hydrogen peroxide.

Paul Krebaum, a chemist, invented a new more effective formula for de-skunking a dog. Mix in an open bucket or bowl:

1 quart of 3% hydrogen peroxide
? cup baking soda
1 teaspoon of strong liquid soap such as dishwashing detergent.

Mix the ingredients in an open bucket or bowl. The mixture will fizz. Wet your dog and thoroughly massage the solution into the coat. Be sure to keep the mixture out of the dog?s eyes, nose and mouth. If it is necessary to apply it to the dog?s face, very carefully use a washcloth or a sponge. After applying the mixture to all parts of your dog that may have been sprayed, rinse the dog thoroughly.

*Warning*

This mixture can be explosive, as it will fizz and creates pressure if it is enclosed in a sealed tight container. Never store unused portion; always discard. Be sure to only mix in an open container and do not try to store or cover it in any way. Do not get the mixture into the dog's eyes, nose or mouth.

Gotta luv them huntin' dawgs.

I use same except I also add lemon-lime juice--after several washings I sometimes use dry baking soda brushed and combed through dry coat for remaining lingering smell--

 

[mstand]

You have to add that orange hand cleaner that mechanics use! mix it all and put it on the dog WITHOUT getting them wet. Like a paste. Let it sit for 10 minutes then rinse. That is the magic right there!

 

[david0311]

david0311

You have to add that orange hand cleaner that mechanics use! mix it all and put it on the dog WITHOUT getting them wet. Like a paste. Let it sit for 10 minutes then rinse. That is the magic right there!

Do you use everything plus orange cleaner? Sounds like a good idea --will try--:thumbsup: