Made of stained hardwood, this vintage style drying rack has 10 separate arms for drip dry items. It's a little distressed looking and is imprinted with a horseshoe logo and the words:

It's best for lightweight items - like Tuff Chix Gloves, Snarky Socks and other freshly laundered unmentionables that live longer if they're kept out of the modern dryer.

The clothes drying rack mounts to your wall with two screws and folds neatly back against the wall when not in use.

It measures 7" wide by 18" long when closed and extends to 26" wide when open.

The Most Memorable Days Usually End With The Dirtiest Clothes - READY TO HANG Laundry Room Sign  

This heavy composite wood plaque that has a slot for hanging on the back. Actual image is 9" x 12" with small black border showing on the edges for an elegant, clean look, plaque is 3/4" thick. It's made exclusively for HoofPrints in Indiana, USA

In fact, the company's pitch for marketing this relatively expensive soap is challenging folks to soak their already clean clothes to see how much residual dirt comes out...

This summer, when I saw the pitch for this new laundry detergent - saying it would remove residual stink from clothes that had been sweated in repeatedly, I immediately thought of all the hard working farriers, horsewomen, hay balers, stall cleaners, etc.

As a farrier's wife with a sensitive nose, I know all too well the phenomenon where freshly washed clothes still have a hint of funky odor wafting up as they're being transferred from the washer to the dryer.

So, I grabbed up an armload of my own previously expertly laundered sports bras and tank tops, tossed them in the bathroom sink, added a tablespoon of Rockin' Green and filled with warm water. An hour later I didn't know whether to be astonished or grossed out. It really DOES do what they say. "Breaking down biological residues" sounds like fluffy marketing-speak... but that's exactly what happened.

If this detergent can extract that much residual dirt from this not-that-active middle aged woman's clothes, imagine what it can do for folks who really DO get sweaty and dirty! This 3 pound bag does up to 90 loads.

I get it. 90 loads is a LOT - especially if it doesn't work out as expected. So I made up these TRIAL SIZE packets. One pack does 6 loads, measuring scoop included. $5.95 and shipping is free.

The newest vendor to the HoofPrints line in 2020, is Annie Oakley Natural Perfumery of Ligonier, Indiana. It's a small, woman owned company with a number of unique products that are right up our (horse people) alley. These Wool Dryer Balls are an unexpected addition To HoofPrints Laundry Department.

Here's the deal - you apply a few drops of pure essential oil, like Annie Oakley's Journeys™ Calming Lavender and allow it to permeate the densely felted balls for a bit. Then you toss them in the dryer with your wet clothes. They gently thump around; separating, scenting, and softening as the dryer does its job.

I don't usually put stuff on sale until after Christmas, but I am running into problems: I don't have enough shelf space for big items like Vintage Laundry Drying Racks and ginormous Horsey Gift Wrap Assortments.

My book aisle is overflowing with one of a kind titles, which are displacing the perennial best sellers like Hollywood Hoofbeats, Beautiful Jim Key and Last of the Saddle Tramps. I learned the hard way that if I'm going to feature these in the mailer, I had better have enough on hand to cover the sales; publishers can (and do) discontinue titles without any warning. So I have boxes and boxes of books tucked in every nook and cranny imaginable, which results in having to search for them every time we need to get out a new case. It's driving me crazy.