I never knew there was some sort of concauction you could make to get rid of
skunk spray.  I'll keep that in mind.

This reminds me of a book I had growing up called Skunk And Possom.  In the
first story, Skunk makes perfume and her friend, Possom, doesn't know what
to do with it.  Skunk tells her she'll treasure it forever, won't she?  That
gives her an idea.  She burries it in the yard and puts a sign tht says:
"Burried reassure: Dig at your own risk!"  LOL

Mel

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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Martin G. McCormick
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 9:20 PM
To: Just Chat; Where Anything Goes ... Almost!
Subject: Re: Skunk Spray 

Tomato juice works somewhat but, as you said, time takes care of it after
awhile.

        We had a golden retriever back in the eighties who tangled with a
skunk. We weren't at home when it happened but our house smelled so bad when
we got back that we didn't realize that much of that smell was the dog.

        Beverly bought a large can of the cheapest tomato juice you could
get and bathed the dog in that and it did a lot of good but it didn't get
rid of all of it.

        There is actually a science-based concoction you can mix together
that breaks down the active chemical in skunk spray and neutralizes it. The
recipe is on the internet and it doesn't require anything exotic but it was
the result of some research actually done in to the chemistry of skunk musk.

        There are some old classic cartoons featuring a French skunk who is
always falling in love with cats who look like skunks and, of course, it
never works out for him. I think his name is Pepi La Pu.

        For those not from North America, when you read books or hear
references to pole cats, it is possible that someone is referring to skunks.


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