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Does anyone know how to clean engine oil off a Rabbit? Marshal has been in the garage under the kit car!

Oil all over his back!

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Suppose your washing machine doesn't have a programme for that
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I would use some washing up liquid and scrub the bugger. Shouldn't irritate the skin.
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blow lamp and scrappeer should do the trick hope thei helps:flower:
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If you roll him around in the oil, it'll spread evenly and you'd never tell. :jimmeh
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what colour is your rabbit?

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This is Marshall:





Isn't he cute!

Northy... is he any bigger now?
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Yeah, he's a bit bigger, can't find camera. He's still cute though!

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brake cleaner and then burn it off!!! poor marshal
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just use normal washing up liquid then shampoo him with propper rabit shampoo from the pet shop after
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How many pet shops do you know open at this time Carl! lol.
A bit of washing up liquid took the worst off! lol

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just use normal washing up liquid then shampoo him with propper rabit shampoo from the pet shop after
Easier said than done! I remember the rare few times we tried to bath Thunder... I don't think he liked being held down in a dish of water... UNDERSTATEMENT.

We never dared try with Thumper or Misty... they'd have eaten us!
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That would give a good case for Rabbit Stew then Emzzzzzzzz
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You could always shave it off and let the new oil-less fur grow back in, like this one!! You could rename it Slick, oil slick or slickless .
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I once had to remove a large quantity of Vaseline from a Guineu Pig, I used plain turps but it was not easy. I always used KY-jelly after that as this is water based and easier to clean up.
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Were you at Sudderby's on Friday?
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I once had to remove a large quantity of Vaseline from a Guineu Pig, I used plain turps but it was not easy. I always used KY-jelly after that as this is water based and easier to clean up.
Dare I ask why you have, in stock, at home, KY-Jelly **schoolboy snigger*
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Were you at Sudderby's on Friday?
Was at Suds Thursday, Friday and breifly today.

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whats up with gunk and a jet washer???

brings my engine up a treat, should sort the rabbit out
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