Whitening Shampoo That Really Works?

[RasorFarms]

Anyone know of a good whitening/stain removing shampoo that works? Or am I looking for unicorns here?  For a smoke heifer that has some bad stains on her knees and flank.  We've used Sullivan's Bright Lights and are currently using Vetrolin White n Bright. I prefer the Vetrolin to the Sullivan's as it foams up better and seems to spread out more while the Sullivan's just seemed to sit wherever I placed it and didn't "soap up" as I would like it. The soaps get her clean and remove a lot, but just don't seem to really truly get her back to the light smoke color that she is everywhere else. Also I was browsing Sullivan's website and saw their Stain Buster bluing shampoo. Anyone tried it? We're running a show tomorrow and a vendor will be there so I can pick a bottle up to try.  Thanks!

 

[shortyjock89]

A few squirts of Mrs. Stewart's bluing in a bottle of non ultra dawn works the best by far. It's not even close. Just play around with how strong you like to make it.

 

[RasorFarms]

I'll have to try that! Where would I purchase it?

 

[JTM]

QuickSilver shampoo for horses. Always worked well on white. Can find it at Tractor Supply or other farm stores.

 

[bulldawg]

We use the Weaver's Brightening shampoo on our Herefords and it works really well, better than the whitening shampoo. It seems to break down the caked on manure also.

 

[ilovecows]

I love "Cowboy Magic Shine In Yellow Out Whitening Shampoo". I typically use it twice in a row for semi-bad stains and up to five times for REALLY bad stains. It works best though if used once or twice a week to keep the calf white but works just as well as an emergency pre-show wash. Works really well and is my go to for all my animals that are lighter in color or when I want the perfectly white. You can find it at Tractor Supply, its also at a lot of other animal places and is easily found online.