Cavalor Bianco Wash 500ml

Wet the horse first. Then put a little Bianco Wash straight onto the coat, or dilute a little in a bucket of lukewarm water and work with a sponge. For a tough stain on the pastern or in the tail, let the shampoo sit for a moment and then rinse with warm water. Always rinse thoroughly.

Work in the logical order: the whole coat with an ordinary shampoo first, then Bianco Wash on the spots that are still visible. That way the concentrated shampoo goes exactly where it is needed. Cavalor gives no fixed dilution ratio and states that the product is for external use only.

Bianco Wash is meant for owners of greys, coloured horses and horses with white legs, and for competition riders who want stains gone rather than visually masked. It fits every discipline and works just as well on a dark coat with a local stain.

For everyday washing, Cavalor Equi Wash is the pH-neutral shampoo with provitamin B5 and glycerine, and Cavalor Refresh Wash the eucalyptus version for after work. If you cannot work with water, at a show or in winter, Cavalor Bianco Spray is the dry shampoo for the same stains.

Wet the horse. Use a little Bianco Wash straight on the coat, or dilute a little in a bucket of lukewarm water and apply with a sponge. Let it sit briefly, then rinse out well with warm water. External use only. Keep the bottle out of reach of children and use it within 12 months (12M) of opening.

What is Cavalor Bianco Wash used for?
For stubborn grass, manure and urine stains on white legs or on another coat colour. It is a highly concentrated shampoo that you rinse out.

How much should I dilute it?
Cavalor gives no fixed ratio. The brand speaks of a little neat product on the coat, or a little diluted in a bucket of lukewarm water.

Do I need to rinse?
Yes. After it has had time to work, rinse the coat well with water; warm water makes it easiest.

Is this a purple shampoo?
No. It contains no purple or blue pigment. Cavalor opts for deep cleaning rather than an optical effect.

What is in it?
Cavalor names very concentrated, strongly cleansing detergents in a pH-neutral formula. The brand does not publish a full ingredients list.

Which sizes are there?
One only: a 500 ml bottle. Thanks to the concentration you need little per wash.

How long does the bottle keep once opened?
Cavalor prints the 12M symbol: 12 months after opening. Keep the bottle out of reach of children.

May I use it at a competition?
Cavalor makes no statement about competition use or a withdrawal time. Check your own federation rules.

• Cavalor Bianco Wash is a highly concentrated 500 ml stain-removing shampoo.
• For stubborn grass, manure and urine stains on white legs and other coat colours.
• Neat on the stain or diluted in a bucket of lukewarm water; always rinse well.
• Contains no purple or blue pigment: deep cleaning instead of optical brightening.
• According to Cavalor it stops new stains from taking hold.
• pH neutral; Cavalor puts horse skin between 7.0 and 7.4.
• Concentrated, so a small amount per wash is enough.
• External use only; keeps for 12 months after opening (12M).