Posted by JimS on March 10, 2022 at 08:15:25 from (69.181.145.50):
How do you remove burrs and stickers from a bale string tail?
We have a couple of horse mannequins we use to teach Animal Technical Rescue to fire departments, essentially the extrication of large animals from overturned trailers, stuck in ravines or holes, mired in mud, etc.
The mannequins have tails that are made of bale string. The tails have become inundated with burrs and stickers. I have been tasked with cleaning these tails up. Were this a real horse, this would not be a problem; some WD 40 and some combing and we would be good.
The problem with these fake tails is they do not comb like real tails. I also worry about using any chemicals or other products that will destroy the string; these tails will not grow back.
I realize this may be one of the strangest questions posted here, but does anyone have any idea how I might do this without making it a career?
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