Cleaning up for a show - can't get her white! Ideas?

[Timmy]

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The problem with dish soap is it does too good of a job removing oils and it takes the bird that much longer to restore there natural oils.

 

[Timmy]

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wow a colorist, I never would have thought of that. Who knew that is why the bluing works. This is great information. I'll have to remember that color wheal stuff.

 

[Mrs MIA]

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You are DA BOMB!

 

[tgrlily]

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wow a colorist, I never would have thought of that. Who knew that is why the bluing works. This is great information. I'll have to remember that color wheal stuff.

Well... there goes my edge at shows!!!

I hope it helps!!

 

[Timmy]

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wow a colorist, I never would have thought of that. Who knew that is why the bluing works. This is great information. I'll have to remember that color wheal stuff.

Well... there goes my edge at shows!!!

I hope it helps!!

oh ya that edge is gone, but I'm gana get some of that Violet pigmented shampoo and start showing whites as self blues

 

[tgrlily]

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Well... there goes my edge at shows!!!

I hope it helps!!

oh ya that edge is gone, but I'm gana get some of that Violet pigmented shampoo and start showing whites as self blues

Silly goose!

 

[silkieroo]

Hey! See your getting some good advice! Just wanted to pop in and say that I'm sorry if i came off harsh about the bleach thing!! I certanily didn't mean to!! She is a very pretty girl!! Hope you had fun at the fair!!

Silkieroo

 

[mywifewasonherenowiamalso]

the yellow is probably where the bleach burned the feathers.
like a dry rot on a poly-rope, its a lack of oil in the feathers.