This is the second time ever, and this time it was a full blast in the face from about a foot away... the whole house reeks, we are waiting for the skunk treatment to dry so we can rinse the stink off!! My hands stink... I need to go be sick now... :-)
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I know your pain Jeff. I used to have a darn family of those creatures that lived under my shed. At the time we had a Cocker Spaniel, Clyde, who was so kind all he wanted to do was "play" with them. Well they don't play nice at all! I remember just pulling into the subdivision and smelling it knowing Clyde had been "playing" again. Hydrogen peroxide worked the best for him.
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That sucks! I've never had the pleasure of trying to clean up a mess like that, but I can't stand to smell them when they get hit on the road. I couldn't imagine how bad it is close up and personal.
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Sounds like a lot of air freshener and dog washes are in store for your day :-)
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Skunk Off is da bomb, spray it on, wipe it off, works like a charm,
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Yeah, this is what we use, unfortunately it doesn't seem to work on people the way they say it should. I have officially scrubbed the skin from my hands and own a 50% share in Febreeze...
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I thought I saw the stock of Febreeze going up today. Sorry to hear about your smelly ordeal.
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Best wishes to you!
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Sorry to hear that. Anytime I smell a skunk in the yard, the dog stays inside.
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For your hands, get the old tomato juice out and wash with that Jeff.
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Dayum. I hope you get everything cleaned up nicely.


:-) I've heard it works too.
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It going to be one clean house hold and at least Faith will be happy:-)
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That always sucks. Has happened to my dog twice too!
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Sorry to hear Jeff. Good luck with the stank.
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This is going to sound strange, but douche mix took a straight shot off the dog.

And this was after trying everything, including the expensive stuff the vet gave us.
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That had me spraying beer across my desk, thanks :-)



I've been hit indirectly and directly multiple times, and I never thought the smell was that bad...it's just annoying how it lingers. Usually the clothes are done for, and it takes a few days to fully remove the smell, but olfactory fatigue will set in and you won't notice it yourself (other people will though!)
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I'd just spray paint a white stripe down his back and turn him free into the wild. He'll never know the difference.
:-)
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:-):-) Why would you treat Jeff like that??
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It works.
We use lemons and vinegar and dish soap.
I don't think there's a single one-shot way to get rid of the stink.

Lemon, dishwashing soap, lemon and then another wash with dishwashing soap takes it off my hands so I can't smell it any more. At least near my face. :-)
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Try a little dilute Hydrogen Peroxide solution -- keep it away from any eyes:-)
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