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>10% bleach solution should only be used if there is >some concern about infection -- and at that, should be >followed with a very serious rinse, and then air >drying in the sun. > >I've never found a need for anything but plain, clear, >warm water, for washing up after a flyer (or flyers >...). > >If your flyer tends to urinate on one side of their >cage, the urine running down the wire, you might want >to consider taking an old sheet, and tying it to the >inside of the cage side that the flyer is wetting. >The idea is for the flyer to wet the sheet, instead of >the bars of the cage. Then, you can just toss the >sheet in the wash, once a week. My crew seem to think >my sweatshirt works just fine, as a latrine! >Particularly when I'm wearing it!!! lol! > >>>>I was just wondering-what do you use to clean your >>>>FS's cage with? >>> >>>I know folks who take a cage to the car wash and >power >>>clean it. You can use just plain water. >> >> >>That sounds like a great Idea .. In fact if you own >>your own power washer you could do it in your drive >>way. Of course, my aviary is welded together and I >>could never get it out of house. I'm told it weighs >>well over 400 lbs. So I have to wash it with a bucket >>of water (that I keep covered ) and a large sponge.
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