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[Justadmin]

Hi all,

 

Just a quick question. I read somewhere that some folks successfully use wet wipes to clean some surfaces in the run and coop. For me I just like to give the plastic tops of the food bin and the feeder and drinker a clean every few days and it would be great if I could just keep a pack of wipes in there and use one of those. Does anyone know if that is okay and if so, what kind of wipe to use? Would baby wipes be okay?

 

I know a damp cloth of warm water is probably more traditional but I'm a sucker for a short cut.

 

Thank you!

[Cat tails]

I do the weekly clean with wet wipes. The hygenic ones from Lidl, you use to clean surfaces and such.

It saves so much water and hassle as I don't have a water tap in the garden, so always have to lug water from the kitchen, which is on the other side of the house.

I don't use it in the drinker, as I can easily clean that in the kitchen.

[gavclojak]

I use fragrance free baby wipes every morning to wipe down the roosting bars and a general little wipe over of messy area's. I don't like my little princess's to get mucky