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Frosty861 04-17-12 07:05 PM

Humor at Tractor Supply
 
This morning I stopped at Tractor Supply to pickup a tin of Bag Balm, an excellent chamois cream. The nice lady behind the counter asked if I had cows. I responded, "No, a bicycle". The look on her face was priceless!

billydonn 04-17-12 07:15 PM

She was likely wondering what part of a bike gets chapped! Ha...

Plum_Crazy 04-17-12 07:46 PM

You can also get Bag Balm at Wal-Mart in the hand lotion section. :)

Bikey Mikey 04-17-12 08:22 PM

My wife's Aunt used, she passed away some years back, Bag Balm for and to prevent chapped lips. Just don't let anyone use the Bag Balm can you use for your butt on their lips.

Camilo 04-17-12 09:01 PM

Does the Bag Balm wash out of the chamois easily without any staining?

gitarzan 04-17-12 09:04 PM


Originally Posted by Camilo (Post 14111683)
Does the Bag Balm wash out of the chamois easily without any staining?

It's just petrolatum with some lanolin and some mild antiseptic. It has an old fashioned carbolic smell.

Ranger Dan 04-17-12 11:50 PM


Originally Posted by Bikey Mikey (Post 14111506)
Just don't let anyone use the Bag Balm can you use for your butt on their lips.

Ummm, you're choice, but I'm thinking more along the lines of, "just don't let anyone use the Bag Balm can you use on your lips on their butt."

OKIE_55 04-18-12 04:38 AM

This thread gave me a morning laugh, thanks.

Bikey Mikey 04-18-12 09:12 AM


Originally Posted by Ranger Dan (Post 14112239)
Ummm, you're choice, but I'm thinking more along the lines of, "just don't let anyone use the Bag Balm can you use on your lips on their butt."

:roflmao2: Nice one.

Camilo 04-18-12 05:45 PM


Originally Posted by Camilo (Post 14111683)
Does the Bag Balm wash out of the chamois easily without any staining?


Originally Posted by gitarzan (Post 14111694)
It's just petrolatum with some lanolin and some mild antiseptic. It has an old fashioned carbolic smell.

Ok. I hate to sound dense, but does it wash out of the chamois easily without any staining? Thanks.

Frosty861 04-18-12 06:29 PM

Camilo,

First, I apply it to me. I've not had any staining problems.

Get a small container and give it a try. Some like it, some don't. Just like redheads.

Durockrolly 04-18-12 06:53 PM


Originally Posted by Frosty861 (Post 14116068)
Camilo,

First, I apply it to me. I've not had any staining problems.

Get a small container and give it a try. Some like it, some don't. Just like redheads.

Who the hell doesn't like redheads???

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tmac100 04-18-12 09:05 PM

I use Bag Balm when I tour. The chamois washes fine.

OTOH, since it is good to keep skin from cracking. I use it on my feet to help keep the skin soft, because as a long-term effect of diabetes the skin does not sweat enough and the natural oils diminish and... I suppose vaseline would do the same, however the BB is in the house and handy.

Nice laugh :p

Louis 04-18-12 10:04 PM


Originally Posted by Frosty861 (Post 14111147)
This morning I stopped at Tractor Supply to pickup a tin of Bag Balm, an excellent chamois cream. The nice lady behind the counter asked if I had cows. I responded, "No, a bicycle". The look on her face was priceless!

...And you didn't offer a demonstration?

RedC 04-20-12 04:03 PM


Originally Posted by Plum_Crazy (Post 14111343)
You can also get Bag Balm at Wal-Mart in the hand lotion section. :)

Or in any pharmacy

Mort Canard 04-20-12 06:28 PM

BB is about as good as anything on dry chapped hands in the winter. I have never tried it on my rump.

Retro Grouch 04-20-12 07:16 PM


Originally Posted by Mort Canard (Post 14125221)
BB is about as good as anything on dry chapped hands in the winter. I have never tried it on my rump.

Uh - I've never needed it on my rump.

TomD77 04-20-12 08:29 PM

Should have told her that it for you because you were chapped from all the milking. That would have lit her up.

rydabent 04-22-12 01:40 PM

Someone was worried about Bag Balm staining their chamios. Do you have chamios inspectors where you come from????

Camilo 04-22-12 04:42 PM


Originally Posted by rydabent (Post 14130812)
Someone was worried about Bag Balm staining their chamios. Do you have chamios inspectors where you come from????

No, but I sometimes wear them inside out for sanitary purposes (like I reverse my underwear if I haven't done laundry in a while). Don't want them to look unsightly.

oilman_15106 04-22-12 06:47 PM


Originally Posted by Plum_Crazy (Post 14111343)
You can also get Bag Balm at Wal-Mart in the hand lotion section. :)

My Wallyworld used to carry it in the pet dept. then they switched to something they told me was the same but cost 2x made by Sargents. The pharmacist ordered several tins of the real deal in for me at a reasonable price. Stuff works wonders. A guy I know who spent a summer on a commercial fishing boat in Alaska said they used Bag Balm as a hand healing ointment.

toddtone 04-22-12 07:47 PM


Originally Posted by Camilo (Post 14131450)
No, but I sometimes wear them inside out for sanitary purposes (like I reverse my underwear if I haven't done laundry in a while). Don't want them to look unsightly.

Hahaha! Me too!

leob1 04-23-12 06:52 AM


Originally Posted by Camilo (Post 14131450)
No, but I sometimes wear them inside out for sanitary purposes (like I reverse my underwear if I haven't done laundry in a while). Don't want them to look unsightly.

I turn something else inside out for reuse. Just because your happy, doesn't mean you shouldn't be frugal.

(I tried to resist, really, really tried. Sometime you gotta swing at the easy pitches)


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