We talked about this a while back but this was in my dog tips:
Homemade Skunk Odor Removal Shampoo
Mix the following ingredients together right before
use. Do
NOT save any that is left over.
Combine in a large container or bucket:
--1/4 cup baking soda;
--1 quart 3 percent hydrogen peroxide;
--1 teaspoon dishwashing liquid.
The mixture will be very foamy. Wet the affected
area
thoroughly and work the mixture into the coat. Use a
sponge
on the face if the dog's head has been sprayed. Do
not get
the solution in the dog's eyes, ears, nose, or
mouth. If
you can, leave the shampoo on for a few minutes
before
rinsing. Rinse thoroughly and dry. Don't expect
anything to
completely work with just one application.
- Paula Dupy
and this too:
Deodorizing the House
If a skunk has sprayed your dog, the odor of skunk
spray
can linger in your home for days. Instead of trying
to mask
it with incense or scented air fresheners, boil some
vinegar instead. You may need to tie a handkerchief
over
your nose, since the vapors can take your breath
away. If
only one room is affected, leave the steaming
container of
vinegar in that room to cool. If there's a bigger
area
involved, you should carry the steaming vinegar
around from
room to room. Granted, the vinegar smells almost as
bad as
the skunk odor, but when the vinegar vapor in the
air
evaporates, it will take the skunk smell with it.
When you're through with the vinegar, sprinkle the
kitchen
drain with baking soda and pour the vinegar on it.
The
combination will clean and deodorize the drain, not
letting
any of this solution go to waste.
- Paula Dupy
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~~"You do not own a dog, the dog owns you."~~
(Anonymous)
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