I rinse mine daily. Not only will the powder supplements get dry stuck to the sides, but it’s also important to keep them clean with the occasional bleach scrub to get what water doesn’t.

Just be super specific about who you let on your property! And have rules set in place from the start!

Who are you to decide what my horses may or may not need or what I do for them? Tell that to my show horse who will run himself until he can’t breathe because of how bad the bugs are here.

@@EquestrianBliss Ya you probably push your horse until he can't breathe if it was up to the horse he wouldn't wanna do that but anyways the facts are fly sheets takes away medium to high percentage of a horse vision also a horse body temperature 🌡️ is between 99-105 Fahrenheit now with a blanket on a horse it's hotter and they start to sweat it's like wearing a sweater during the summer time I'm just saying what the horse can't say not to be rude much love.

@@itsLaMaRz I don’t really understand your point of trying to degrade the care of my horses when they are quite obviously extremely happy and comfortable... and then try and say “not to be rude” - that’s extremely rude, FYI. I would advise you to not comment on things you obviously have no clue about. My horses ARE NEVER pushed, and NEVER are left to be uncomfortable in the summer. They are outside when it’s cool enough, and inside under fans when it’s too hot. The sheets have never caused sweat. It’s fall, by the way, it’s not hot outside. But good try.

@@EquestrianBliss You obviously just don't get it. Have a great day

@@itsLaMaRz you have no science to back this up. In fact fly sheets are breathable and allow air flow. They can actually make a dark horse cooler since they are made with light, UV ray reflecting colors. Fly masks are semi-transparent and made from a mesh that allows a hors to see through it and not impair their vision. A horse will also expend more energy, in turn raise its body temperature by kicking and swatting, running from flies than it would wearing a fly sheet.