What F10 disinfectant do you use?

[MuicyJelon]

Nearly ran out of the F10 disinfectant that’s lasted months.....

Any when I went to pick Syd up from boarding as we’d been on holiday I decided to buy more F10 before the other had ran out an chose to get the F10 odour eliminator (smells good) as well as the usual one.
Has anyone used the odour eliminator before? Is it just the same as the standard one but it smells good?


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[bhsurf4]

I use to use the F10SC but the last time I needed to order some no one had it in stock. I just use chlorohexadine solution now. So basically what I’m saying is I can be of absolutely no help to you!!!


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[Bogertophis]

My vote goes to generic chlorhexidine also. I've used just the regular F10 in the past, & I'd avoid 'odor eliminator' as I can't promise whatever chemical they're
adding is safe for snakes. How many snakes do you have? IMO, F10 is a bit "over-kill" for many people who just have a few pets, & not in business of breeding.

Chlorhexidine is diluted way down just as you do with F10...a little lasts a long time. Wipe dry (when cleaning cages) but no rinsing needed. (obviously you'd
thoroughly rinse their water bowl if used on that)

[MuicyJelon]

Nearly ran out of the F10 disinfectant that’s lasted months.....

Any when I went to pick Syd up from boarding as we’d been on holiday I decided to buy more F10 before the other had ran out an chose to get the F10 odour eliminator (smells good) as well as the usual one.
Has anyone used the odour eliminator before? Is it just the same as the standard one but it smells good?


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[Bogertophis]

The one labeled "for reptiles" would be a good choice...I haven't seen that before.

DO NOT use the "odor eliminator" version! It says "extra pine fragrance"....pine & cedar are toxic &/or irritating to snake lungs. Also, many so-called fragrances are
not harmless...but they're a selling point for some people regardless. (similarly products like Pine-Sol should never be used around reptiles)