cleaning heads

[goose 5]

How do you clean flocked heads for goose decoys. thanks

[Jason Mears]

I usually use a wet cloth and wipe them clean. If the mud is heavy, brush off the excess and gently scrub with a wet soft bristle toothbrush.

[Keath Wetovick]

Toothbrush....................and sometimes a little bit of warm water.

[Curt Wilson]

I usually wait until the dirt or mud is dry and then use a soft bristle brush to clean off the dirt.

[Christian Curtis]

For the flocked decoys, I wait until the mud dries and then gently brush it off with a soft bristle brush.

[Joe Fladeland]

I also use a toothbrush with warm water. It gets mud and blood out pretty well.

[Nathan Lopez]

I use a soft bristle toothbrush. It seems to work well. Let them air dry after that.

[Rick Frisch]

I take the air hose to mine. It gets rid all the dust. For the mud, the brush deal works best and then take the air hose to them.

Thanks,

[David Rearick]

Let it dry, and it will come off very easily with no after effect!