>> One caution: the use of silicone products is somewhat debatable in
the serious dog fancy because of allegations that it turns the dog's
hair brittle and more likely to break. When you're trying to grow
coat on a dog, you don't want to use anything that might break it! <<
There's human products that do the same thing to human hair--dry it out (a
lot!) with constant, continuous use. I speak from experience on that one
<g>.
I went to the .99 store and bought Hoffman's leave in conditioner. As the
level started to fall, I added some Downey, diluted with water. I haven't
noticed any difference. Either one seems to reduce the static.
I'm going to try Gail White's tip--1 oz. of water per lb. of wool, spritz
and refrigerate, and then spin. It's been windy, cold (top temp was 57
today in sunny, balmy CA. The wind is coming off the snow covered mountains
and it's _chilly_), and that just fills my Cormo wool with static.
wrnk
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