Disinfectant for racks and tubs

I am going to order that stuff from amazon. Do you rinse down the entire tub after you use it, or is it safe once dry to the snakes?

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Originally Posted by Bcycling

I am going to order that stuff from amazon. Do you rinse down the entire tub after you use it, or is it safe once dry to the snakes?

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F10SC is completely safe once it's dry. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Deborah

I use this for routine cleaning of tubs and snake room surfaces http://www.amazon.com/Chlorhexidine-...=chlorhexidine

Tubs also get bleached once or twice a year.

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Ditto to this.

Though a little goes a long way in diluting and I no longer buy it by the gallon as it would expire before I could use it all. Now I get smaller quantities from the local feed store.

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Originally Posted by ItsAllNew2Me!

+1 I use the exact same stuff. It has a short life after mixed with water so I only make about a week's worth at a time. You can get the f10 from reptile basics

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i just bought some F10 in a premixed liter bottle. In california you cant buy F10 from reptile basics unless its been mixed. How long can i expect it to last for?

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Originally Posted by Deborah

I use this for routine cleaning of tubs and snake room surfaces http://www.amazon.com/Chlorhexidine-...=chlorhexidine

Tubs also get bleached once or twice a year.

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I just ordered this stuff. What kind of mixing does it require?

I use Quat Plus, I buy mine from Big Apple Herp. Found out it's also what my vet uses which was nice to hear.

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Originally Posted by Bcycling

I just ordered this stuff. What kind of mixing does it require?

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According to reptile basics they mix 1oz per gallon of water. I usually just fill a spray bottle half way and add a cap full. This usually lasts me around two weeks.

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Originally Posted by Bcycling

I just ordered this stuff. What kind of mixing does it require?

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This specific one which is 2% is to be mix as followed

1 OZ (2 tablespoon) per gallon.

I use a syringe to measure and mix 3.75 ml per 32 oz spray bottle.