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loniee

09/06/09 10:15 AM

#186503 RE: pennyvet #186499

If you didn't like it,you didn't like it...shouldn't invoke anything...I haven't tryed it myself..I do know that half of their order has sold already...for a CVS thats pretty fast for a new product to her store..and the carwashes here in Fla are still $9.99...I guess we don't get the half off in the warm states..lol
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now invest

09/06/09 10:52 AM

#186518 RE: pennyvet #186499

hey, maybe they changed...but, I gave one to a friend and they thought it had too much soap.. LOL... oh well
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Byron00

09/06/09 11:01 AM

#186523 RE: pennyvet #186499

I've found that the soaping action is maximized if you give the sponge some time to absorb water before you start scrubbing.

With the car sponge, I toss into a bucket of water for about 5 minutes while I'm hooking up the hose, getting the car into position, and hosing it down. The sponge grows much larger and softer during that time, and then there are plenty of suds when you squeeze it during washing, especially if you dip it back into the bucket every so often. I don't find that the surface water on the car is quite enough to get the best performance out of the sponge.

Same with the pet sponge. Let it soak and absorb water for 5 minutes while you're gathering towels and adjusting the water temperature. If you do that, and remember to keep squeezing as you scrub, there are plenty of suds.
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Packpitts

09/06/09 11:17 AM

#186536 RE: pennyvet #186499

Try washing the dog twice. The second wash will lather up much more. Just like when you shampoo your hair. Wash rinse and wash again. That’s just the way soap and hair works.