Help! Blue Chicken! (Literally)

[emzee]

I'm going to a chicken show tomorrow and I have a problem. I washed one of my white silkies yesterday and accidentally used too much bluing. I noticed that his wet feathers were blue, while his dry feathers were white. So I thought that once he completely dried he would be totally white. Well, now I'm sure he's dry and he still has a light blue undertone. Should I try to wash it out? If so, what should I wash him in? Or should I just not mess with it and not take him to the show tomorrow?

 

[Mrs. Turbo]

I did the same thing before.....won't come out. I would leave them home.

 

[emzee]

Okay, I figured it probably wouldn't come out and I didn't really feel like washing it multiple times to find out. Thanks!

 

[muddyhorse]

oh no this is one of my anxiety dreams except mine turn green and purple. would a horse manure//green spot out spray work ? whitening toothpaste ? kinda grasping at straws here

 

[emzee]

How do yours turn green and purple??? I don't have any horse manure//green spot out spray and I wouldn't have time to get it, as the show's tomorrow. Whitening toothpaste is a good idea, but I think it would probably just get all gross and sticky. Thanks for the ideas though!

 

[Attack Chicken]

I've seen birds with to much bluing (I mean a totally blue bird!) win at a show before.... I'd still take him/her lol....


Or you could just turn him/her into a blue silkie >.>

 

[kera!]

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