Re: Cages? We don't need no steen-king cages!!! -- Flying Squirrel Fancier

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Date Posted: 10:07:06 11/04/06 Sat
Author: Linda
Subject: Re: Cages? We don't need no steen-king cages!!!
In reply to: Beverly 's message, "Cages? We don't need no steen-king cages!!!" on 10:38:40 11/03/06 Fri

We power wash on the driveway using plain water, but it is getting cold. Have lots of acorns, so her pee is smelling stong.
I had put cloth around the OUTSIDE of the cage with paper towels inside of it but on the outside of the bathroom corner.
Your way will be much better! I won't have to wash everything so often. How do you attach the sheet inside? With twisties?

>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!

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Twist ties work just fine, to attach a sheet to the inside .... -- Beverly, 09:21:37 11/05/06 Sun
- Thanks! I'll give it a try (NT) -- Linda, 14:55:05 11/05/06 Sun

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>We power wash on the driveway using plain water, but >it is getting cold. Have lots of acorns, so her pee is >smelling stong. >I had put cloth around the OUTSIDE of the cage with >paper towels inside of it but on the outside of the >bathroom corner. >Your way will be much better! I won't have to wash >everything so often. How do you attach the sheet >inside? With twisties? > >>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!
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