6:27 tell me i’m not the only one that noticed her cat climb the curtains 😂😂

I've heard that you can revive a stiff old bridle by leaving it a night in a bucket of oil. I've heard quite a few success stories with that one. For the boots, I think it's better to condition them really wel with an oily leather grease, like the heavy duty stuff in a pot for saddles. Let it soak in a bit, polish them with a cloth and after that, you can do the shoe polish. Shoe polish doesn't always hydrate leather very well. It mostly colors and makes the shoe shine.

I pressure wash literally everything that’s not made of leather! It always seems to do a really good job. I love doing my cotton rugs, saddle pads and nylon and rope halters with a pressure washer in particular.

@Fallen-Angel75

Жыл бұрын

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When she said ' U might need 'BLEACH'' I thought she said 'u might need Peach' 😂😂

@becauseican7928

4 жыл бұрын

Peach: *panic sweating*

@Emmzzmac

4 жыл бұрын

Amaris Ng hahahhaha lol smae

'A flat iron can help fix creases/wrinkles' Me: Runs over to the stable and starts flat ironing my saddle 😯😶🙈

@charlotteunicorns8108

4 жыл бұрын

I know flat irons do the job pretty well ❤️🦄❤️🐴🐴🦄❤️

@Emmzzmac

4 жыл бұрын

Amaris Ng lmaooo me

@jinglebells9107

4 жыл бұрын

Amaris Ng omg I did that to 😂🤣

I've finally gotten the grease out of my white bedding by soaking it in water with baking soda (no idea of ratios) for an hour then washing normally with white wash detergent. So nice. I wonder if that would work on that blanket?

Is it weird that I love polishing my boots, it's so satisfying 😍

Dawn dish soap always has worked wonders on lifting any kind of stains. I put it on first and scrub then put through the wash. Almost always removes 95% of stains.

The coke may not have worked as well as it could have since it was sugar free. All of the cleaning hacks I’ve seen with coke uses the regular coke. Maybe?

@elizabethmurdaugh5858

3 жыл бұрын

ya

@elizabethmurdaugh5858

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@theprincepalimino701

3 жыл бұрын

@@elizabethmurdaugh5858 yeah

@kymharris269

3 жыл бұрын

I used coke on a second hand white school shirt of my daughters. It had been washed with dark clothes so was grey. Lots of soaking in Napisan made little difference, so I tried the coke. It just turned the white shirt brown. Needless to say it became a rag as it was not wearable for school anymore.

I don’t own a barn I just do lessons😢. Edit: also I have a saddle pad hack that I know works because I’ve done it! So you use vinegar and warm water and rub on the stain, then you use dish soap to remove the extra dirt and mud or whatever for me it was slime. (Lol dont ask) and I did it on white saddle pad and it worked really well!

@carly9958

4 жыл бұрын

Panda p emms thanks for the tip! 👍

@Emmzzmac

4 жыл бұрын

Carly no problem it’s something every equestrian has had to deal with

@mikaelaryn

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks fo the tip! When I start making videos I’ll have to try it!

@islas.2361

4 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry but I asked

@samanthaloveshorses7306

4 жыл бұрын

I do lessons too

I'm super early ❤🧡💛💚💙💜💗I love you soooooooooooooooo much

Best part of this video was the last, like, ten seconds. LOL.

My friends and I need to go back to school. I was on a FaceTime call with one of them and I decided it would be a great idea to snort fun dip! Oh my goodness! I swear, my horse is the only thing keeping me sane right now!

(Hi, I live in Seoul. My KZread is still being tested) Horseback riding is another dream of mine. I hope safety is always with you, and I enjoyed your wonderful video. Thank you. ^O^

Dawn dishsoap works so well for grease stains, also, dumb thought - I wonder if regular coke vs sugar free coke like you used would make a difference?

Love ya Han :)

Your video is my reward for doing over 8 hours of online school work today😭😂

Great video! Never clicked so fast

Loved this video Hannah! My favourite was when you were like "why did I even start this video I'm so annoyed with myself", literally me when I film any video ever and risk myself and my tack for KZread 😂

Hey another tip for old dying leather. Get 4 way leather conditioner I've used it to revive stuff that hasn't been touched for literal years! You would never know the state my bridle was once in compared to now

When you have trouble getting rid of the black stains on your saddle pads you can make a pasty combination of blue Dawn dish soap, hydrogen peroxide, and baking soda. You scrub it in, in a decently thick layer then let it sit until it dries. Once it is dry you can spray it down with the hose then toss it in the washing machine or just use 2 rinse cycle’s in the wash still using your regular detergent and wash cycle. This works really well not only for the black spots on saddle pads but also sweat stains on T-shirts, saddle pads and even works on those stubborn stains on your wraps or horse blankets ( poo stains). Sometimes it will take 2 times depending on how deeply ingrained the stain is but I’ve had it work to the point where saddle pads that were repeatedly blackened by boots, have been able to come completely clean even after having been re-washed for years before hand. Best of luck I recommend making the combination each time before you use it rather than keeping it premixed as it tends to separate overtime

6:28 OMG THE CAT

I've heard of the coke hack, but only when it was used like the lemon juice. So maybe pour it onto the stain and let it soak, then put it in the wash?

White vinegar and baking soda is also perfect for bleaching things. Even horse tails. I dont know any ratios ( 1 part vinegar and 4 parts water sounded familiar). Soak the fabric, hair or whatever need to be bleached for 5 minutes and then rub in the baking soda and wait for a couple of minutes. The vinegar-baking soda- mixture should start bubbeling

Omg I'm early YAY I love you so much like so so so much you are so inspiring and you keep me happy even though I can't ride right now

On my whites, I used vinegar/borax powder, and made a paste, which I brushed into all black saddle dye spots. (Also used it on sweat and dirt on the underside and around the edges of the pad.) This requires elbow grease. Then, machine washed, again using a dish detergent (Palmolive) plus a little more borax powder. I do two rinses to get out all the cleaners. Wet, I could see some grey shadow where the stain penetrated the cotton. Dry, nothing. And yes, I do store everything clean, dry, wrapped in plastic. Thanks for the tip on using a pressure hose!

6:27 kitty said “make me famous for my curtain climbing skills” 😎😂

Omg!!! Early ish I love your channel

Try scrubbing dish soap for your white boots. Saddle oil in s what I use to help with the creasing on my leather. Try scrubbing vinegar and baking soda for the mold and liquid bleach for the stains on your saddle pads.

I don't even have a horse and I still watch all your videos! lol It just feels like we're hanging out. :) thank you especially during this corona season haha

I like using baking soda on a humid sponge to keep my tendon boots white, works like a charm and almost fully get rid of any yellow stains.

Omg, here so soon. Love your vids 😍💜💜

I love the idea of using a pressure hose. I have white boots and i have not been able to properly and fully get rid of the mud on the boots and also love your channel so much☺️💗 It’s annoying how COVID19 has ruined showing season for the time being but it’s giving me more time to ride and spend time playing around with my horses. It also gives me a chance to try some of these hacks.

Hi, just wanted to say thank you for making your videos, I felt really calm after watching your videos, especially after a stressful day

Love ur videos 📹❤

i love this! will definitely be trying these when i ride again

Cleaning hack: for body oils I use really cheap shampoo, NOT a 2 in 1. And for all other grease, I use straight dish soap. An additional note: many cleaners, even homemade vinegar and lemon cleaners, can cause photosensitivity when mixed with horse sweat. That means that the sun will cause damage to your horse's skin and hair. Rinse, rinse, rinse with clear water before using any cleaned tack on your horse.

kinda proud i'm here 11 seconds after she posted lol

I totally feel you, Han! My routine seriously hasnt changed at all 🙈

Wash white pads with baking soda before you put it in washer. Also if you have a white horse you can put baking soda in the tail and leave it for 10 min and then rinse. Will come out so white.

These are names I made hope you like them Fearless Fletch Perfect peach Terrific TicTac Playful Pepsi And last but not least Heavenly Han Early!!! I luv you and your horses Han stay safe!!!

@ivyandcassiesjourney8585

4 жыл бұрын

Love this

@Isabella-nn6ls

4 жыл бұрын

😂 like it! Also mind checking my channel I really want to grow my channel Xx

@hala5365

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!!

@hala5365

4 жыл бұрын

Isabella Appelboom I subscribed to your channel looks like an amazing content can’t wait for your new horse!!!!!!!

@Isabella-nn6ls

4 жыл бұрын

Equestrian _Mickey&Casperfan Omg thank you so much!! 😍 this is such a sweet comment

Great video as always LYSM❤❤❤

Hi Han! Such a great video, that was both interesting and fun to watch! As for cleaning hacks, as you already said, treating stains early on will definitely help ;-) For stains generally, once they are washed in/dried in, it is hardly possible to get them out. It is important to soak the thing that got a stain in water as soon as possible. Warm/hot water for oily stains, cold water for any other and unknown stains. At home we have an industrial grade stain remover to spray on and let it soak in prior to washing. It works wonders, also on oily stains! I like to use baking soda for white polos or white brushing boots, I just let them soak overnight. I did not believe it was possible to wash boots with a pressure washer, I half expected them to fall apart. But with a low setting on the pressure washer and good quality brushing boot it works very well, as we saw :-)

@lizlee5130

2 жыл бұрын

Protein stains should be washed at blood temp. That eats stick your elbow in water if feels neither warm or cold is at blood temp

After she pressed the start/pause button on the washing machine I got a Coke cola add 😂, and I was like “COKE HAS BEEN RUINED FOR ME!! 😭”

After the pandemic ends you should try the saddle pad hack with vinegar

@shoshonono81

3 жыл бұрын

Why after?

@scarlettfaye1224

3 жыл бұрын

@@shoshonono81 Lockdown means she can’t leave her house.

@shoshonono81

3 жыл бұрын

@@scarlettfaye1224 why should she have finger at home?

@shoshonono81

3 жыл бұрын

*viniger

@scarlettfaye1224

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe she was out

Mink oil helps a lot when treating leather it also helps fix cracks in leather and if it has sun damage it fix’s that you used it in my boots I used for a hole year in all weather and it worked Marvellously.

Great video love you han ❤️❤️

Great video! I will use some of these hacks in the future! 🔮

The crickets with the white saddle pad

This was a cool video! I use saddle soap as well as leather conditioner on my boots too! ♥️💫🐴

Hi Han😀 I hope you stay safe😊 Love you🥰🥰

The coke hack does work if you soak the areas first! At least 30 minutes! I found the coke is just too diluted when put straight in the washer. Also, the coke will also take out rust stains, just soak 30 minutes and then either pressure wash or throw in the washer.

Coke is good for getting rid of rust on studs. With jumping boots wash them by hand with a hard brush before putting them in the washing machine gets them completely clean, also a wipe over with leather oil adds a bit of shine to the boot. Baby wipes are great for any quick cleaning solutions with gear, a quick wipe over of boots, leather gear etc. before a show does help. Also use baby wipe at shows for wiping over the horses eyes and nose when preparing them for the ring. For super clean and shiney riding boots use a lighter to heat up the leather polish before applying and also finish off your buffing with going over the boots with pantyhose. After washing your horse apply talcum powder to any white socks to keep them clean along with spraying the coat with a conditioning spray so any new stains don't stick as easily. When cleaning out stud holes use a shoeing nail to pick the holes out, is easier and quicker then using those fancy tools that end up breaking.

Awesome videos Han ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Lol everyone commenting right now didn't even watched more than half the video xD

yeah vinegar works great at getting mold out, one of my sister's saddle pads had been put away and when I took it out and looked at it, it had mold on it so we put it in a bucket full of vinegar left it in the bucket for about 1 or 2 days and then pressure washed (or hosed as you said in the video) and let it dry and the sun and wallah! you have a mold free saddle pad! :) :D xD

For my saddle pads especially the white one I use pure velvet soap with some warm or cold water it works the same both ways and I work the soap in the problem spots by hand and leave it soak in water overnight then put in the washing machine next day.

O.gomgomg hi han i love your vids they are so funny, inspirational and educational. Im a beginner rider and i love watching ur videos ❤💛💚💙💜

To remove wrinkles from boots, put wet boots on wooden shoe trees, allow to dry over a few days. Leather shrinks, wrinkles gone.

Lemon juice is my go-to for every heavily coloured stain. I once saved a white shirt from blueberry juice stains with only lemon juice and the washing machine afterwards. Lemon juice is just a natural acid and in combination with sunlight it literally just bleaches. Great for red wine stains also 😁

@rhythmandblues_alibi

Жыл бұрын

I'm going to try this on sweat stains on my white show shirt collars!

5min ago yeeeesss new vid finaly

Use a lighter and heat the shoe polish before putting it on the boot. Also a old sock for buffing, they work great. And at the end use spit or a little water to do the final touches on the boots.

Han for your boots if you heat the leather before adding leather conditioner. I use either a heater or put them in an oven that is only warm. It makes the conditioner soak in more. That also removes some minor creasing and improves the flexibility of the leather

@lizlee5130

2 жыл бұрын

Agree I put hairdryer down boot to heat.

That is soooo satisfying.

Your eyes are so pretty!! Great video!!

love youuu

Hey han I cant wait to see your next vid

Have you tried dawn dish soap in with the blankets? I use it with hot water in addition to normal laundry detergent to clean out the oil/dirt in sheets.

How is she not more famous?

anyone see the cat shoot up the curtain like spider kitty at 6:28 or was that seriously just me!? 😂

Han is gonna be that old lady who has pony's for all her grandkids and has many many cats

@lemire145

4 жыл бұрын

true *XD* how did you know *FIRST OF ALL* na*h* Sorry *about that*

6:27 The cat be like: "I'm SpIdErMaN"

I don’t own a grey but I heard if you put ketchup in your horses white tail it come out cleaner 🤔🤭

Omg I’m earlyish

6:27 did anyone see the cat?? 😂😂😂😂

For any oil stains try dish soap! It works every time for me and it does it all the time when washing dishes!

Any tips for switching barns?

말장비들은 저렇게 청소하는군요 잘보고갑니다.That's how they clean up the horse equipment. I'm enjoying it.

Early :D

Have you tried bicarbonate soda as a paste to get the oil and mod stains out?

I recommend using a toothbrush with Polish for your boots or saddle to get in small crevices and usually it helps a lot!

I use the pink stuff paste on litch everything at my yard saddles saddle pads boots it cleans so good and it’s 99p and you can get it on Amazon for my internationals x

What do you use to record and edit? Love u

could you do an explanation on your tack please? would be very interested why you use certain tack on your horses.

I find that Dawn soap gets out a lot of grease and oil stains so maybe if you add it to the wash it will get them out.

If you have a bridle that has mold or cracks in you should use walk water then hoof oil and let it soak then put tack conditioner on if I have tried it and it dose work

Love u Han!🥰🐴

If you’re polishing/fatting up leather boots you should always brush it/rub with your finger as the friction heat makes the leather absorb it much better. Otherwise the polish might shed/stain from the boot

Apparently if you use baking soda and warm water you can get your pony’s (or horse) grey tail back 🤷🏼‍♀️ saw it on Matt Harnackes channel, he tested it on his Shetland pony Bear

Wondering if any one knows. So I have a very dark brown saddle but there is a little patch on the back that has gone light brown but it is a fairly new saddle. If I put black /dark brown polish on will it go back to normal or will the polish come off when riding ???

I gotta try these hacks!!! And I might drink some of the Coca Cola while pouring it in lol! My horses are probably gonnna be like “what Is wrong with my owner she already is weird enough” lol

Hi 👋🏽

Hey han! Big fan. I love your videos and ur horses are rlly cute!!!! ❤❤

I high pressure hose my dirty saddle pads and it works ❤️

my horse Snickers loves his boots and i love that hack!!!

what buffing brush do you use???

- while you're talking about drinking less Coke - Me: Oh! I think mom got Coke the other day! I should go get some! Yeah thank sounds so good! Everyone who reads this comment: Wow xD

Should try the vanish oxy action spray, i use that on grease stain and 8x out of 10 it removes it completely. Although i usually use it with in a few days or hrs of getting a stain and its on clothes and not horse stuff hahaha

I have herd that if you put ketchup in your horses white tale if it is dirty it removes the dirt and I saw someone try this hack and it works I definitely would recommend it 😍😍😃😃

Cool hacks thanks now I can do it