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    Paper towels

    It's fine to use paper towels I'm a PVC cage with a rhp regulated by a Herpstat right? How often do you need to change the whole cage? I know clean spots and ect. Thanks

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    I use paper towels in my AP pvc rack myself. I clean and change the tub whenever my BP's urinate or poo. I wash and disinfect the tubs right after and set up my balls in new tubs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Webley View Post
    I use paper towels in my AP pvc rack myself. I clean and change the tub whenever my BP's urinate or poo. I wash and disinfect the tubs right after and set up my balls in new tubs.
    Love how you said urinate and poo. I giggled for some reason.

    But yes. Clean when they defecate or pee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by interloc View Post
    Love how you said urinate and poo. I giggled for some reason.

    But yes. Clean when they defecate or pee.
    Heeheehee so technical and casual all at the same time
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    Quote Originally Posted by nimblykimbly View Post
    Heeheehee so technical and casual all at the same time
    Exactly. It was the difference if terms. I'm simple, what can I say!

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    Re: Paper towels

    With paper towels, whole tub gets cleaned anytime there is any sort of a mess. Whether it be #1 or #2, lol.

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    #1 or #2....Why didn't I think to word it like that...

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    Paper towels

    Paper towels are fine to use. Like everyone else said they get changed anytime a mess occurs.

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