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@tlwilnos No need to wash—mostly comes out when you brush/comb them

@tlwilnos Yes! I use this truck on my shih tzus and a wheaten terrier. Try not to get matts in the first place, but it happens when they get wet outside and lay down to get dry. Works like a charm

@thyda My groomer recommends using corn starch for matts. You rub it into the Matt, then it’s easy to comb out. Not sure if it’s available by you, but Blueberry Facial shampoo is good to use on the face 1/week—use squirt bottle to rinse.

@ront76 My groomer has me rub cornstarch into the matt and it combs right out