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Has anyone here ever seen or used this had cream that's called Udderly Smooth Udder Cream? I used to see my mother using it while she sewed her quilts and I'd use it. It comes in a tube that looks like a cow's skin. And It's made by Redex Ind. Inc. Anyway.....I saw some at the Dollar Tree store yesterday and bought a tube. I love it.

The link it has on the tube says....

http://www.udderlysmooth.com

:)

Yes I love the stuff. Espicially in the winter. However I've never seen it in a tube, I usually get ours in a small jar.

No. But we have a butter called utterly butterly. Does that count? :yh_bigsmi

Saffron wrote: COLOR="Navy"]FONT="Book Antiqua"]Has anyone here ever seen or used this had cream that's called Udderly Smooth Udder Cream? I used to see my mother using it while she sewed her quilts and I'd use it. It comes in a tube that looks like a cow's skin. And It's made by Redex Ind. Inc. Anyway.....I saw some at the Dollar Tree store yesterday and bought a tube. I love it.

The link it has on the tube says....

http://www.udderlysmooth.com/FONT]/COLOR]

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Hell's bells. Udder cream? My first thought was that it would be for farmers to

use on cattle. My next thought was "That's rather an uncomplimentary name if women use it on their itst!" The next thought was "Redex? That's a fluid for

putting through the spark-plug holes into your engine to de-coke it!". My

goodness! BTW, IME the best skin creams contain lanolin.

Raven wrote: No. But we have a butter called utterly butterly. Does that count? yh_bigsmi


Not unless you're trying to make bad puns, I think.

Saffron wrote: Has anyone here ever seen or used this had cream that's called Udderly Smooth Udder Cream? I used to see my mother using it while she sewed her quilts and I'd use it. It comes in a tube that looks like a cow's skin. And It's made by Redex Ind. Inc. Anyway.....I saw some at the Dollar Tree store yesterday and bought a tube. I love it.



The link it has on the tube says....

http://www.udderlysmooth.com

:)




My hands crack and split in the winter. Ive tried this and udder products but nothing works.

Bill Sikes wrote: Hell's bells. Udder cream? My first thought was that it would be for farmers to

use on cattle. My next thought was "That's rather an uncomplimentary name if women use it on their itst!" The next thought was "Redex? That's a fluid for

putting through the spark-plug holes into your engine to de-coke it!". My

goodness! BTW, IME the best skin creams contain lanolin.


:wah:

Yes, it is sold everywhere here.. in a small green tin. This is cow country. Farmers used to actually put it on the sore utters of cows, that is what I am told. Great Stuff.

We don't have that here but thanks for letting us know about it. If I can recommend anything for you in future I'll let you know, after all .........

one good churn deserves anudder!!

(It had to be said!) :wah: