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Stubborn stable stains mean nothing to this powerful formula. A little spray on the stain will lift it clean away and your horse or pony will be spotless. So even for those stains that seem impossible, it’s definitely worth a try. We haven’t found anything it can’t remove! So, please go ahead and try it. The results will be AMAZING! Part of the NAF Fab Four range.
Directions for Use:
Spray Muck Off stain remover directly onto stained area, avoiding eyes and massage in well with a cloth. Leave for five minutes before easily lifting stain away with a damp sponge or a damp cloth to leave a spotless finish.
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Brilliant ... seems to work really well at removing stable stains. Only problem is the bottle says to spray on the area but it doesn't actually come in a sprayable bottle, its more of a pump action which you cannot pump directly onto the stain when it is on the side or down the leg. Have to pump it onto a cloth and apply that way. Only a small gripe and thinking of just transferring it to a spray type bottle.
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I'm always skeptical about stain removers for my white pony.
This product however is brilliant! Halves really bad stable stains if not removing them completely. I also found it works well to buff in with some warm water, white legs came up fantastically bright.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding NAF Muck Off Stain Remover, including answers from our team.
Sue Meredith
Can I use this on my maltese dogs under the eye and what ingredients are in this product
I would recommend using CleanOcular for this task. It is intended for dogs and is known to be safe. However if you do want to use the NAF product intended for horses, then I think it will be safe but you should avoid it getting into the eyes. It contains: Citronellol, Geraniol,Hexyl cinnamal, Hydroxycitronellal, Linaloo
