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Old 10/04/10, 05:06 PM
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I use the plain clorox in my water troughs. We are on well water so the algae can get bad in a day. That also puts less chlorine in the water than the city puts in the tap water.

I have a couple of horses that love the smell of clorox - they will wait for you to put the clorox in to drink.
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Old 10/04/10, 05:31 PM
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I pour one capful of water into our troughs for the horses, keeps them clean and no health issues have arisen from it.
That is so nice of you to offer your horses a capful of water
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