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Grace Sylvan <[log in to unmask]>
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The Ferret Mailing List (FML)
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Wed, 21 Apr 1993 23:04:00 -0400
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> Mark Ouellette writes:
 
> I have simple question (I think...)  Are there any safe commercial cleaning
> products out there for cleaning the Ferret Dome (cage) and litter-box? Is
> soap and warm water ok, providing it's rinsed out thoroughly?  What about
> products like 409, etc.?
 
Same rule of thumb you'd use for humans and small children. Soap and
water is darned safe (humans bathe in it) especially if you rinse it.
Same with dishsoap (for hand washing, not dishwashers) and shampoo.
(All of which are options for cleaning animal stuff or kid's stuff, of
course, with a rinse).
 
To be safest and nicest to yourself and your carpet sharks, you might
want to look for a NONTOXIC biodegradable cleaning solution. You can
find such things at Trader Joes stores if you have them, or at health
food stores. I don't know if the supermarkets carry them yet. Of
course, I'd still rinse it off. We use ours to wash almost everything
in the house nowadays - no need to introduce more nasty chemicals to
our own space.
 
                                                *Tigger*
 
[Posted in FML issue 0461]

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