lose wrote:

i didnt boil her ^_^ i just soaked her in cold oxyaction whatever then used the eucalyptus oil!

what cold oxyaction?

like the laundry oxy cleaner stuff

Might I ask how you used it? Was it pure eucalyptus oil, or did you dilute it with anything? Did you let it soak on her, or did it take effect quickly?

I'm reeeaaally interested in trying this, but wondering how much oil it took?

I tried eucalyptus oil a few times and didn't have any success. =/
BUT some ponies have flocking that is WAY harder to remove than others, so who knows!

I wonder where I can get eucalyptus oil in the us?

Also did the eucalyptus oil take off just the glue of both the flocking and the glue together? Did you remove the flocking first?

Interesting, I'd like to see what the answer is to many of these questions!

Yeah... I would just like ANY alternative to harsh chemicals. D:
Jasco scares me. Buuut my North Star has some really stubborn flocking, so I may need to....

You can get Eucalyptus Oil at Super Supplements, and stores like that.

sorry for late reply! the oil took off the glue and flocking that soaking her didnt take off. it worked great used quite a bit of oil.. health food stores and supermarkets or chemist should have it at least they do in aus.
she smells great now to ^_^

How cool, I'll have to try it!

Haven't done any de-flocking yet though, but I'm planning to

Louisiana is typically.. erm... well where I'm at I'd probably have better luck buying online XD

sd_dreamcrystal wrote:

Louisiana is typically.. erm... well where I'm at I'd probably have better luck buying online XD

Do you at least have a Whole Foods anywhere near you? They might have some in their natural cosmetics and body products section.

Do be a bit careful when using pure eucalyptus oil as well - it is poisonous to consume and can cause skin irriration.