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    Safe methods to clean cages?

    Im thinking of just having a spray bottle around with a 10% bleach solution in it to clean my rack i just built. Im not sure if that is safe or not espesically with the newborn rats around. What do you guys do to keep your racks clean with ease?

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    Re: Safe methods to clean cages?

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    Re: Safe methods to clean cages?

    Quatricide and a thorough rinsing.
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    Re: Safe methods to clean cages?

    I never clean out the tubs any more than empty em, scrape the bottoms clean with a putty knife and slish cat litter in em before adding clean cat litter(sandy like, not pebbles) and aspen.
    ~Jake~
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    Re: Safe methods to clean cages?

    I use regular dish antibacterial soap. Seems to work fine

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