[waterless]

Hi all
Just got a job cleaning horsebox lorrys,it seems some owners don't keep the horse bit on said lorry very clean (and very unhijeanic for horse,
So here's my Q how do I remove dryed horse poo which been there God knows how long
Tryed all the norm autosmart 101 , car wash, some strong truck wash,
I'm thinking hot water or steam
Thanks for helping as I'm a bit stuck (not in said poo) it's dry

[waterless]

so no one knows how to remove horse poo,looks like i will not be doing that job then

[Kev Martin]

so no one knows how to remove horse poo,looks like i will not be doing that job then

So nobody answered you in just over a day and that’s the end to it is it?  Have you tried asking elsewhere?  I don’t know how to do it either but I would probably start by contacting a few stables and asking them.  If you don’t get any joy off those  explore other alternatives like try scraping the bulk off with a dry scraper and washing it down with warm soapy water.  If all this fails contact Tesco and see if they need any shelf fillers!

[chris scott]

High flow turbo nozzle. Keep your mouth shut whilst you are doing it.

[David Deer]

High flow turbo nozzle. Keep your mouth shut whilst you are doing it.

If it is a  wooden trailer (unless you can  dry it thoroughly afterwards),  I wouldn't, as it will eventually rot the floor and box, in addition it drives any contaminants deeper into the structure of the box.  A foaming detergent would help or something based on peroxide. I don't think there is anything other than long dwell times or manual scrubbing with a wire brush and floor scraper.
Then a wash over with green gloop at 1:100
I have attached a general advice sheet.

[BDCS]

Dwell time is the answer. I chuck a gallon of disifectant in the tank and park the lorry on a hill so the poop runs out. Wet it out and have a tea

[waterless]

thank you all even the sarky one (tescos) (can not get a job at tescos I'm not polish)will try what you have said will let you know how I get on

[Jonny Swirljet]

My daughter works at a stable and cleans out horse boxes, she advises me that she soaks in hot soapy water, nothing complicated and not much help to you really.

[waterless]

thank  you for info tryed hot water,these are oldish horse boxs poo been in back for mths so very hard