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Thread: Plastic Plants

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    Plastic Plants

    I will be using these for a gecko but I was wondering how do you clean these things? I have used them for a water dragon and used to have them with my ball python...do I just use a disinfectant spray or are there other methods?
    http://reptiledepot.com/Plants.html

    Ones at the bottom the Ficus and Abuliton

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    Re: Plastic Plants

    i soak fake plants in warm water with chlorhexadine in it to start and if there are feces or anything else that needs more of a scrubbing i use dish soap and a scubby sponge thing. rinse very well and you're done.
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    Awesome thank you so very much!!
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    Re: Plastic Plants

    Either soak them or rinse them off good in warm water and wipe the leafs off good with a paper towel.

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