Pony Woes

[NightGliderSA]

I'm sorry to hear about everyone else's Pony Woes! My biggest problem is that I really struggle to find ponies in the wild. And the local online prices of ponies are just getting crazy right now, which means that I cannot get as many ponies as I would like to. *sad*

[Shaz]

Brandy the dog is so sticky that I can't play with him, and I have to display him separately from everyone else
Oh, well, at least I recently (finally) managed to acquire a non-sticky Twinkles the cat

[chateaushelton]

My pony woe is frizzy hair.

It seems like no matter how much conditioner, coconut oil and anti-frizz product I add - I just cannot seem to tame those dry, thick, frazzled ends.

[tailrustedtealeaf]

The retro boxes are too tall for my over the bed shelf, and demand one of my larger shelves. I don't want to devote too much space to them on the shelves meant for ponies as I anticipate getting more to complete some sets. They don't display nice like books...

[invaderhorizongreen]

Mine is just keeping track of who I have and dont have, I have been lazy on updating the pony list. Also I have a bin full of ponies in need of a spa day too. 

[Matcha]

Wanting to buy certain ponies on ebay but the listings only have photos taken with a potato 

[Dreamchaser]

I bought a mint condition G1 Butterscotch at a thrift store. I was so happy. And then I thought it would be adorable to display her with her pals at the Pretty Parlor, wearing the pink bridle and saddle. Later, (about 6 months) I decided to remove it, and to my horror, the pink stained my once mint pony. I have no idea if the stains can be removed. *sigh*

[RoseNoire]

@Dreamchaser : Mybe sunfading will help. I hope it won't burn the pony. =/

[Safflower]

@Dreamchaser : Mybe sunfading will help. I hope it won't burn the pony. =/

Sunfading should help, and Butterscotch won't burn I think they are called saddle sores, those saddles are known to stain.