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Just don't goose him with a blast of air from it. You're liable to blow his eyeballs out.

I'll babysit when needed

Meeeowwww!
 
 

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Been thinking of getting a doggie blower, but may try my sidekick first

We got a new Golden Retriever a week ago, we live near a small creek and a lake, plus it has been raining on and off for the past few days. Golden retrievers don't mind, in fact like, getting wet. However the great white drying towel does a decent job of drying the little (50 lbs) guy off. May have to get a couple more as drying turns int tug of war

Don't forget the Leather Conditioner scent = awesome

Don't forget the Leather Conditioner scent = awesome

Mine is somewhere in transit, can't wait to try it.

Welcome from central Illinois!

Don't forget the Leather Conditioner scent = awesome

Don't forget the Leather Conditioner scent = awesome

Don't forget the Leather Conditioner scent = awesome

We got a new Golden Retriever a week ago, we live near a small creek and a lake, plus it has been raining on and off for the past few days. Golden retrievers don't mind, in fact like, getting wet. However the great white drying towel does a decent job of drying the little (50 lbs) guy off. May have to get a couple more as drying turns int tug of war

Nice ride, love that color

If only one, it would be detail spray, followed by one of everything else. You say you have 10 different companies product on your shelf, I think you could ditch all of it and go with equivalent duty Adams products, if like a lot of us, you will wish you had done it sooner. Yes, the products, and company, are that good.

Just wondering how we all came to use Adams. I started with the usual mass market products, Meg's, Mothers, etc. and while they are good I felt that something was missing. That led to web searches and eventually to Griots, again a good product, but still something missing. Further searching lead to Chemical Guys, again good, but their videos remind me of the Vince from ShamWow telemercials. Then one day about a year ago, a chance encounter recommend Adams detail spray and now a year later I have a garage full. Every product I have from Adams has been great, does what it says, smells great and is priced reasonable. That's my story, how about everyone else

After wash results on the great white towels. Washed 3 of them, by themselves with microfiber wash, LIGHT drying in machine, then shake out and finish drying by hanging up. Based on the amount of dog hair in lint filter, it looks like it all came out of the towels and they do look like new. I am dedicating these 3 to dog, have 3 others for cars. And the best thing, all of them came as part of MB's over past year or so

If only one, it would be detail spray, followed by one of everything else. You say you have 10 different companies product on your shelf, I think you could ditch all of it and go with equivalent duty Adams products, if like a lot of us, you will wish you had done it sooner. Yes, the products, and company, are that good.

Don't forget the Leather Conditioner scent = awesome

I've seen some sonit with gloves and some without. A Detailer local to me said something that really stuck with me. "If it's on ya, it's in you." So I always wear gloves when detailing. No need for extra chemicals getting on my hands and into my system. I'll just use an applicator.

I use it to clean the tools I use to clean my guns. I just pour a few ounces in some water and then leave the tools in the mix for a bit. Takes the oil and residue right off. 

We got a new Golden Retriever a week ago, we live near a small creek and a lake, plus it has been raining on and off for the past few days. Golden retrievers don't mind, in fact like, getting wet. However the great white drying towel does a decent job of drying the little (50 lbs) guy off. May have to get a couple more as drying turns int tug of war

We got a new Golden Retriever a week ago, we live near a small creek and a lake, plus it has been raining on and off for the past few days. Golden retrievers don't mind, in fact like, getting wet. However the great white drying towel does a decent job of drying the little (50 lbs) guy off. May have to get a couple more as drying turns int tug of war