[Dailydrool] flews

[Molly Thompson]

Dale,

Thank you so much. I will try your suggestion. No moss on Lilly yet! 
Amazing.

Molly Thompson

On 1/27/2021 2:23 PM, Dale Rutz via Dailydrool wrote:
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> OMG this brought back memories .... Snoopy was a very wrinkly hound, 
> folds in his folds wrinkly, and I still remember my shock and horror 
> to discover MOSS growing in the boys flews.  Bathing did nothing.  It 
> itched him so he rubbed them everywhere it was gross and messy and 
> stinky so being clueless I wrote to the drool and was promptly instructed:
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> "mix 1 part white vinegar with 3 parts water and soak a rag in the 
> mixture.  Take the rag and rub it on the flews"
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> Snoopy LOVED this omg he would just turn his head to the side and lean 
> into it and purrrrrrrrr he was crazy for it and it worked.  It didn't 
> got away instantly like I thought it would.  I did it in the morning 
> and didn't see much effect but when I went back to do it in the 
> evening the green mossy stuff was mostly gone and he smelled much 
> better.  Day 2 it was gone but I did it for one more day.  Morning and 
> evening.
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> FWIW same thing works great on itchy feet when they get that reddish 
> brownish whatever it is between their toes that starts up the foot 
> (but you dip the whole foot in the potion rather then using a rag)
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> Best,
> Dale
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> you can write me at dalerutz at sbcglobal.net if you have 
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> basset related.  Happy to chat.  I've gotten so much from this list I 
> am more than happy to give back.
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Molly A. Thompson
Duluth, MN



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