How To Clean A Tarnished Horse Bit

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  • Опубліковано 16 тра 2017
  • Hi everyone! I got a huge amount of horse tack about a week ago and most of the tack had been forgotten about so it was in really bad shape. But there were a couple of bits that I would like to have as spares, and I wanted to see if I could get them cleaned up.
    I didn't want to use chemicals to clean them, so I started searching for a natural way to remove the built up tarnish. I found a recipe for cleaning silver so I thought I would give it a go, and see how good it worked.
    It wasn't as easy as I thought it would be, but it worked! So now I have a few extra bits to use, or maybe sell later on.
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  • @scarletthethoroughbredhors8589
    @scarletthethoroughbredhors8589 5 років тому +3

    I love watching your videos when I’m just chilling cleaning my tack! You are such a nice lady and true equestrian:)

  • @katkasmirill1970
    @katkasmirill1970 7 років тому +5

    im doing that for years already hahah 😁 i love it

  • @anonymousart6360
    @anonymousart6360 3 роки тому +4

    My bit hasn't been used in about four years I've been trying to get the rust off cause I'm thinking about getting back into riding Pretty soon

  • @emmahassard9400
    @emmahassard9400 6 років тому +5

    You could use anything to clean it that you want and then put hot water in a pot and put the pot on the stove and wait til it gets scorching hot put a bit in and it will sanitize and get any chemical or residue junk off

  • @mothbuddy3923
    @mothbuddy3923 6 років тому +2

    You are a dang life saver

  • @suemcfarlane4199
    @suemcfarlane4199 6 років тому +5

    You need to be very careful if you are dealing with nickel plate bits because the plating can start to peel off leaving sharp edges

  • @olciax6340
    @olciax6340 7 років тому +3

    I do that all the time with all the old bits at my barn but I put all the bits into one big container altogether and just leave it over night and the results are fantastic

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  7 років тому

      Thank you Olciax! I will try that!

    • @cheyennemason4193
      @cheyennemason4193 4 роки тому

      With baking soda too? Or just vinegar. Stupid question but yeah☺

  • @hoefjeszo5174
    @hoefjeszo5174 6 років тому +6

    I use toothpaste and an old toothbrush that works great for me 😀 somethimes with a rough sponge

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  6 років тому

      That is a great idea!

    • @user-jl2lz2hz2g
      @user-jl2lz2hz2g 4 роки тому +1

      That won’t leave a weird taste in the horses mouth ? I’m just trying to learn more for my horse

  • @cameronwilliams5871
    @cameronwilliams5871 2 роки тому

    How do you clean it off a bridle ?

  • @miara8441
    @miara8441 4 роки тому

    What kind of bit are you holding in the begining it has the curb chain and reigns attached

    • @elizabethlowe7461
      @elizabethlowe7461 4 роки тому

      Miara looks like a low port kimberwick or a low port d ring

  • @katieschroeck3792
    @katieschroeck3792 7 років тому +3

    What about the l leather? Do have a favorite leather cleaner?

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  7 років тому

      I am doing dome research on the best one I can find right now, and hope to share my results with you all soon :)

  • @BreeKayBe
    @BreeKayBe 7 років тому +2

    Before you move, is there anyway you can do a series of maintaining smaller horse properties such as turnout, stalls, exercising in the space?

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  7 років тому

      What an excellent video idea! Thank you BreeKayBe :)And very appropriate as we navigate through the home selling process, because we want to make sure our property looks it's best all the time while it is listed for sale :)

    • @BreeKayBe
      @BreeKayBe 7 років тому

      That would be great! I'm stressing as I know we most likely will not be purchasing more than 5 acres ourselves and pasture maintenance is something I'm really concerned about and the mud aspect after and during rain.

  • @isanacko1270
    @isanacko1270 7 років тому +1

    hey Lisa if you wer to try this again you could actually put tin foil in with the mixture and leave it to sit im not sure how but the tin foil seams to make it work better! just crumple up some pieces and trow it in! it would also help if you put the bits into the vinegar and then the baking soda and if you use the tin foil to put it in with the bits

  • @SilverPonyKat
    @SilverPonyKat 4 роки тому +2

    Maybe a little less of the baking soda? Vinegar is an acid and baking soda neutralizes it. There used to be a show on the BBC and the 2 women used vinegar to clean bathroom fixtures a lot. Never left it too long thought as it would damage the metal.
    If any of the bits have copper mouths, smear ketchup on them. Leave it on for a while for best results. May have to apply 2 or 3 times, but the tomato acid will make them Shiny!

    • @creativehorsequeen
      @creativehorsequeen 2 роки тому

      Would it work to just soak the bit in straight vinegar? I recently bought a used bridle and the bit in came with is really dull and tarnished.

  • @graceturjan8091
    @graceturjan8091 7 років тому

    What age breed and height are both of your horses loved the video btw 😁🤠

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  7 років тому

      Hi Grace!
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  • @cheyennemason4193
    @cheyennemason4193 4 роки тому +1

    When you were scrubbing the bit did you use any kind of soap? Or just elbow grease?😂😂

  • @sunaJH
    @sunaJH 6 років тому

    I don't get adding bicarbonate a base to vinegar an acid-they should cancel each other out (?)

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  6 років тому

      I think the fizzy action is what works, I don't know that they cancel each other out, but they could.

  • @kailynbeauvais2203
    @kailynbeauvais2203 3 роки тому

    Is this okay to put in their mouth?

  • @molly_oakley_jet2688
    @molly_oakley_jet2688 3 роки тому +1

    you didnt record sound lol

  • @Bart1009
    @Bart1009 2 роки тому

    I would have used xxxx steel wool it would have been better

  • @nickim131
    @nickim131 7 років тому +4

    Lisa have you tried coca cola?

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  7 років тому +2

      Not yet, but I am thinking about it! :)

    • @nickim131
      @nickim131 7 років тому +1

      I guess it work pretty good cause some other girl did it.

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  7 років тому +2

      it's worth a try right? :)

    • @nickim131
      @nickim131 7 років тому +1

      Oh definitely. hey Lisa what do you use to clean your blankets

    • @BudgetEquestrian
      @BudgetEquestrian  7 років тому +2

      I have used Rambo blanket wash in the past with good results :)

  • @ida2300
    @ida2300 7 років тому +4

    "i dont wanna use chemicals" uses chemicals... wow, guess who didn't have science in school. also bits are not made out of silver

  • @thetruebrit85
    @thetruebrit85 Рік тому

    All that water wasted!!! Tap left running & for what. Babies & children with no drinking water in Wigan. That same finish could have been achieved by using a bottle of Coke from the corner store! & Cheaper by far.

  • @robdavis7189
    @robdavis7189 4 роки тому

    The bit you think is a good bit is a cruel bit to use on any horse.