How do you clean your bins?
I have been cleaning my rack bins with hot water and some animal safe soap. but i dont like this method. takes for ever.
I am wondering how people do it? I have been looking for something I can dilute heavily with water and use a spray bottle. three or four sprays into the tub and wipe it out and i know its safe/clean/disinfected?
When i worked in a resteraunt as a teen we had something for water for dishes. there must be something I can find to spray clean a bin :).. er.. 30 bins :)
Shawn
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I wash the bins with dishwashing soap, then spray with chlorhexadine solution and stack them up and let them sit a while before rinsing.
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Chlorhexidine mix for daily cleaning and a bleach/water mix soak for a really good cleaning for me :gj:
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i use Chlorhexidine which i got from www.reptilebasics.com i use the amount that it says on the back of the bottle but it seems kinda weak to me. How much Chlorhexidine to a 32oz bottle of water do you use?
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i get mine from reptilebasics too its the 2%. Bottle says 1oz per gallon of water which is about 2 tablespoons. i put about 1/2 capful for a 25oz spray bottle, comes out faintly blue.
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thanks guys. I will try and get some of that to give it a try.
im in canada so will need to order it next time im in the states
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[QUOTE=Deborah;1182251]Here is what I would recommend
Chlorhexidine
http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.h...2-00b0d0204ae5
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lillyorchid
I use both of these products. My weekly cleaning and water bowls are with chlorhexidine but once a month or so and all quarantines get the Simple Green Pro 3 which zaps virtually everything; viruses, bacteria and molds. I also do the rat bins with the simple green, real good stuff.
Both of these products are concentrates so you add lots of water and they go a long way:gj: