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I came out of the shower earlier to find my bike tipped over in the floor and my two dogs giving me their best "we have no idea what happened" faces. Indy, my Jack Russell, forgot to get rid of all the evidence...
http://blog.brickhouseracing.com/wp-...ndy-grease.JPG
awwwwwwww....
I grew up with a Jack Russell ("Purrington"). Smartest, most loyal dog ever. The whole family was devastated when he died. My mom couldn't talk about him without choking up for 5 or 6 years. RIP dear Purrington.
Yours looks like a rascal too ;)!
(you) Is that neck grease?
(pup) What? Did you say something?
That's cute -- One of my kitties had a big grease steak on his foot last week. He wasn't telling what happened, but I think he dreams of being a bike mechanic:rolleyes:. I'd really like video footage of what goes on in the house at night...or maybe not....
He is very much a rascal! Does anyone know how to get chain grease off of a dog? I gave him a bath, but it's not coming out :confused:
I thought about using Dawn or other dish detergent, but his skin is pretty sensitive, so I'm also considering just letting it wear off!
Try cooking oil.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrea
Hand dishwashing detergent will get it out. Lately it's been my go-to cleaning product.
Wet Wipes are amazing for removing grease. I keep singles in my seat bag and a big canister with my bike tools. Good for hands as well as seats, bar tape, etc., and should be gentle enough for dogs too :D.