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05-07-2009, 10:37 AM
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| | | Sanitising bird baths Just wondering what everyone else does.
This time of year, when I'm watering the garden in the evening, I give them a blast with the hose, tip them over and leave them to dry before refilling. When they begin to look green, I scrub them and use kitchen sanitiser (Dettox spray type) I'm fastidious about rinsing thoroughly, leaving to dry before re-rinsing and filling up. The birds don't seem to come to any harm. I have always done this, not knowing until recently that there's a product designed for cleaning bird tables etc. Call me mean but £5 per bottle is a rip off.
On a similar subject, I have always used Jeyes fluid to scrub down the bird table. If it's safe for chicken coups, it must be ok for birds.
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05-07-2009, 10:39 AM
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| | | Re: Sanitising bird baths Woops, just seen JamesM's thread |  | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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