I think if you added up the costs over the years - if you own several horses its probably cost effective to buy a large washing machine. Its one of my 'loves' about the US - the machines are way bigger than the UK ones
The only rugs I cant get in are the real heavyweight ones and I spread them out on the yard when the weather is dry and warm and scrub them over with detergent, hose them off - do both sides and get someone to help me hang them up to dry over an old table
I send ours out to a cleaning/repair service. It costs a little more, but they clean it, repair it and then put it in a nice zippered bag for storage. I feel like I save more this way because the rugs/blankets last us longer and I don't have to buy new ones as often. Posted via Mobile Device
I send mine off to a local cleaning/repair shop. Costs $15-20 per blanket and they fix up all the little things for free. Bigger things she will call with a quote on. Posted via Mobile Device
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