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Nothing like washing up some feather!

Here's to long summer Saturdays and happy horses getting baths! Thank you for sharing this photo Maggie of your clean horse Wrangler after his bath with ORVUS

Many thanks to Jessica for sharing an inspiring before and after photo of her horse cleaned and washed with Orvus. Thank you Jessica and we hope you're enjoying a nice, warm spring with your horse!

Thank you for your trust in ORVUS Irene Kerr and Museum of Highwood to gently clean, restore and protect such precious, important and delicate historical cultural artifacts. Orvus is recommended by museum curators to gently clean, restore and protect all fabrics, including the most delicate historical quilts, linens, tapestries, wool, carpets and rugs.

After the deluge, High River’s museum thaws out Alberta’s history Town strives to restore cultural artifacts hastily stowed in cold storage trailer after last summer’s floods

You’ll find that there are many tried-and-true fans of ORVUS. Quilters swear by it for washing quilts, and needleworkers swear by it for washing needlework. Thank you Mary Corbet's Needle 'n Thread for sharing your post on Orvus!

Orvus for Cleaning Vintage Linens, Needlework, Quilts, and Stuff – NeedlenThread.com I learned to embroider when I was a kid, when everyone was really into cross stitch (remember the '80s?). Eventually, I migrated to surface embroidery, teaching myself with whatever I could get my hands on...read more

After almost 50 years of overseeing the hog barn at the Washington County Fair, Byron Anderson has learned a thing or two about prepping pigs for competition. The first step in porcine pampering? A shampoo and set. Anderson likes Paste Shampoo, a gentle detergent he claims can make even the dirtiest of pigs sparkling clean.

How to pretty up a pig for the Washington County Fair: Award-winning farmer explains After almost 50 years of overseeing the hog barn at the Washington County Fair, Byron Anderson has learned a thing or two about prepping pigs for competition. The first step in porcine pampering? A…