That’s what I was thinking too
Perhaps they abrade off the cells on the outside of the individual hairs, thereby removing the stain along with the surface of the individual hairs. Or simply abrade the molecules causing the stain off the surface. This won’t be effective if the stain has penetrated further into the hairs.
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My bare hands never got the least bit sensitive using one of those sponges. Sometimes we over think some things.
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I’m loving the idea for hooves before polish! Better than sanding blocks, IMO.
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What like a grill block, made for cleaning gunk off a metal grill, for shedding? Or a hacksaw blade for the same thing.
Lol, I must remind my self not to use an abrasive pumice in the shower!
:lol::lol::lol:
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And those people brushing their teeth wth charcoal powder!!!
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PLEASE do not use this on you/ your horse! My cousin was painting his house and had to go to a wedding later, so my aunt thought she use a magic eraser to get the paint splatter off of his arms. He had wounds on his arms (essentially missing skin) for weeks.
I just used one yesterday to wipe fence stain off my hands. Worked like a charm. Maybe some of the people are making the mistake of scrubbing too hard? You can just lightly wipe.
Perhaps my OP should have come with a warning. WARNING: Do not eat. Do not let horse eat. Dampen sponge before use. Do not scrub. Do not use on bare skin. Lightly wipe on hair coat. Brush off any residue.
That better?
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