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Post by Nic on Jun 12, 2009 7:57:42 GMT 1
I have noticed that the new pots of cornucrescine I have here are out of date, this probably means nothing much as it is still ok looking, it hasn't gone dry or soggy or lumpy looking or anything, it just looks normal.
So I thought I'd sell them for £2 each if anybody is interested.
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Post by VICKY.... on Jun 12, 2009 16:23:24 GMT 1
I LOVE the smell of good old fashioned cornucrescine, just something appealing that makes me want to eat if of a spoon !
I should be fine though Nic .... I have a tin here that I've opened but not used much from that must be 5 years old, so no doube VERY out of date, but it's still looking fine to me.
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Post by larridb on Jun 12, 2009 18:54:30 GMT 1
I was going to say I didn't even know it went out of date?
I've got an ancient tub here, bought back when I had Tikki so about 10 years ago and I've used on Saf a few times when needed
Toss up what smells best - good old fashioned saddle soap, cornucrescine or my fave...Ko-Cho-Line
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Post by Cariad Ceffyl on Jun 13, 2009 10:07:33 GMT 1
Oooooooh I know don't all those old fashioned remedies smell sooooooooo good. LOL I never knew Cornucresin went out of date - think I can beat Larris 10 year old tin - think mine must be at least 20 years old - mind you haven't a clue what it looks like as probably can't get the lid off the tin as it looks a bit rusty now!
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Post by blackhorse on Jun 15, 2009 23:02:33 GMT 1
Mine has to coming up 10 years too, would have brought it when I got Git because his feet were poor. I used it on the cut back leg in the hope that it would not scar white. Touch wood never had white hair on cuts treated with it.
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Post by blackhorse on Jun 15, 2009 23:05:23 GMT 1
I LOVE the smell of good old fashioned cornucrescine, just something appealing that makes me want to eat if of a spoon ! I did as a child, they told me it was a new kind of sweet. I have never seen it before, how was I to know  |
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