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Need help with window cleaning
moneyowen
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My problem is my dog buster he's a staffordshire bull terrier the thing is he has taken a liking to the taste of my OS window cleaner solution I don't know if its the vinegar he likes but as soon as I finish the windows he gets up and licks them all over and I have to start again its getting I have to clean the bay window on a daily basis sometimes twice a day any ideas please by the way the only other things added are water a little fairy liquid and a drop of lavender oil.
My problem is my dog buster he's a staffordshire bull terrier the thing is he has taken a liking to the taste of my OS window cleaner solution I don't know if its the vinegar he likes but as soon as I finish the windows he gets up and licks them all over and I have to start again its getting I have to clean the bay window on a daily basis sometimes twice a day any ideas please by the way the only other things added are water a little fairy liquid and a drop of lavender oil.
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What about adding another oil that may be less appealing to him? Got to say, I think that this is a completely new one on here!May all your dots fall silently to the ground.0
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I have found that most dogs HATE citrus. They do that funny thing where they curl up their top lip? That is because they have a gland (forget what it is called) and the lip curling is to expose the smell to that gland.. they then back off... (try sticking orange peelings near a dog's muzzle, you will see what I mean) I would therefore try orange oil... or, hang fresh orange peelings on strings near the windows til they were dry...
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Thanks both I will definately try the orange oil0
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