Re: What's on the griddle??

law wrote:
> Ocean of Nuance wrote:
> 
>>
>> I didn't read the bottle!  I just checked that it had sulfur as a main 
>> ingredient.
>>
>> What is the main purpose for using it on manes and tails?  Is it 
>> considered a medicine or a grooming product?
>>
> 
> A bit more from the Shapely's site:
> 
> skin ailments since 1938! Originally formulated for humans, this safe 
> and easy to use product is the only one needed for relief from a variety

> of bacterial and fungal skin problems, such as :
> • Rain Rot
> • Scratches
> • Girth Itch
> • Sweet Itch
> • Dry Skin
> • Tail/Mane
> Rubbing
> Original M-T-G provides results after just one application! Formulated 
> to eliminate the causative agent creating the skin problem, it 
> conditions the skin and hair around the damaged area, promoting both 
> healthy skin and maximum hair growth. In fact, Original M-T-G has proven

> to work exceptionally well promoting hair growth. Users re****t up to 3 
> inches of new growth on manes and tails in a single month. Original 
> M-T-G creates a healthy environment for the hair follicle, resulting in 
> maximum growth while keeping the length of the hair shaft soft and 
> pliable for minimum breakage. Original M-T-G is a time-tested, 
> user-sup****ted solution to both skin healing and hair growth in a single

> bottle. An oil-based product that does not require wa****ng or water for 
> application, it is not only easy to use, but great for cold weather. 
> Original M-T-G is also safe and effective on dogs and other animals’ 
> skin problems, such as hot spots, itching and dry skin. Original M-T-G 
> is available in 32 oz. and 6 oz. bottles.
> 

Thanks for this.  I'm going to try it on Pete's chestnuts.

sharon