I have been using this product for over a year now and can thoroughly recommend it.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Red-Wing-Mink-Oil/dp/B00AZR3TR4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1458751519&sr=8-1&keywords=Mink+oil
Ahh I thought it was oil of ulay that kept you so young looking OC 😊
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Quote from: shaggs147 on March 23, 2016, 05:27:30 PM
Ahh I thought it was oil of ulay that kept you so young looking OC 😊
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my looks are all down to me using 'oil of Ugly' not Ulay :mfr_lol:
Will it be ok and safe to use on me ferrets by gum ecky thump :whistling:
Hey Chucky Chucky Chucky :mfr_lol:
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Well you should know better by now posting a subject title like this one OC :banana: :banana:
Yeah, what do you use it on, OC?
Quote from: virginiajim on March 24, 2016, 02:42:11 AM
Yeah, what do you use it on, OC?
that would be Telling Jim :mfr_lol:
Its a leather condtioner /waterproofer, so its great on bike boots. :yes:
It seems that others on here may have different applications :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
Any good as a hair restorer.
I'll try it and report back :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
If it works, let me know as well..
Update.............
I tried it as a hair restorative, the first thing I found was that the application brush made my head sore although it buff up to a superb shine and I expect it will improve water repellency.
Second and more worryingly it has stuck my cap to my head with such adhesive power that I've been sleeping on my flat cap for the past two nights, and despite soaking my head in a bucket of warm water (which made feel dizzy and sick) it simply does not want to un-stick itself from my balding bonce. This scenario is ok when I'm out exercising my whippets, and ok when I'm shovelling pigeon sh*t out of the bird coop but otherwise its very annoying.
I resorted to trying White spirit which has actually worked, alas that has removed my eyebrows, so I reckon I'll try a thin smear of Mink Oil above my eyes to encourage the regrowth of said eyebrows,..............does any one have any suggestions how to remove a pair of sunglasses which are as a consequence now firmly attached to my face :embarrassed:
Quote from: O.C. on March 26, 2016, 08:06:32 AM
Update.............
I tried it as a hair restorative, the first thing I found was that the application brush made my head sore although it buff up to a superb shine and I expect it will improve water repellency.
Second and more worryingly it has stuck my cap to my head with such adhesive power that I've been sleeping on my flat cap for the past two nights, and despite soaking my head in a bucket of warm water (which made feel dizzy and sick) it simply does not want to un-stick itself from my balding bonce. This scenario is ok when I'm out exercising my whippets, and ok when I'm shovelling pigeon sh*t out of the bird coop but otherwise its very annoying. Hold your head and sunglasses about 4 inches over your hot exhaust for ten minutes that should do it.
I resorted to trying White spirit which has actually worked, alas that has removed my eyebrows, so I reckon I'll try a thin smear of Mink Oil above my eyes to encourage the regrowth of said eyebrows,..............does any one have any suggestions how to remove a pair of sunglasses which are as a consequence now firmly attached to my face :embarrassed:
I thought all northerners slept with their flat cap on :-)
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To remove sunglasses hold face about 6 inches from hot exhaust for ten minutes. Glasses will come off.
Quote from: PRD on March 26, 2016, 04:23:02 PM
To remove sunglasses hold face about 6 inches from hot exhaust for ten minutes. Glasses will come off.
and probably my skin too :mfr_lol: