It’s 10:30 at night and you’re letting the dogs out in the yard for the last time. Your two Boxers dart out after something and the Weimaraner and Golden Retriever you have spending the night take off in pursuit of your pups. You hear a scuffle then you see to your horror, one of your Boxers has a skunk by the tail!<\/p>\n
You scream, he drops it but the damage is done. Your dog’s face has been blasted twice by the skunk, the second spray hitting the 2 guest dogs. thankfully your other dog misses the action but you’r left with 3 stinking dogs and one trying to rub his face off on the driveway from the noxious odor.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately the solution proven to rid of skunk smell is not stable so you have to have the ingredients ready to be assembled. I have a red bucket with gloves and the ingredients ready to go.<\/p>\n
WARNING: This mixture is chemically unstable and must be rinsed away after using. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n The solution is unstable, which means it will give off gas, until the pressure inside any container is enough to cause it to explode (which can cause serious harm).<\/span><\/p>\n Note: Use baking soda, not baking powder. “Arm and Hammer” is one popular brand. Do not confuse baking soda with Washing Soda, which is Sodium Carbonate. Washing Soda is about <\/span>100 times more alkaline than Baking Soda and can <\/span>cause skin burns to both you and your pet.<\/span><\/p>\n For more information, FAQs, a detailed chemical explanation of why this solution works and more, see author and inventor Paul Krebaum’s website<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Here is a quick video on how to make the mixture and apply it to your stinky pup.<\/p>\nWhy Can’t I Make It and Have It Stored?<\/h3>\n
Recipe for Anti-skunk Solution:<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n
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