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    Anyone have a magic method of removing urates stuck in cage corners?

    Even though I clean my cages and replace the paper substrate as soon as I notice poo or urates, I had a boa years ago that my buddy ended up taking off my hands for breeding purposes and she was notorious for going right in the corner of the cage. Boa urates seem so have a half cement/half chalk like quality when they sit for even a few hours lol.

    So now when I pulled out the T8 she used to call home, I have some urates stuck in the corners. Windex, bleach water, lysol....nothing seems to do a fantastic job of removing them completely. Anyone have a special remedy for old urate removal?

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