toyboxloft DeleteThis @aol.com (Toyboxloft) wrote in message news:<20040917232613.01064.00000590 DeleteThis @mb-m26.aol.com>...
> hello all, does anyone hang any type of air freshener outside there loft?? if
> so where do you get it just curious thanks c ya bob
Yo Bob,
do you ask because you want to cover up a bad smell from the loft?
I normally use cedar shavings, spread over a wood floor, which has
always worked for bad smell. However, the bad smell HAS to be from
accumulated WET droppings. And the absolute WORST bad smell is from
babies wet droppings in the nest box. The wet droppings totally cover
the outside and the rim of the nest bowl, where it attracts flies and
other vermin, that lay eggs in it. This is why I use disposable nest
bowls on top of newspaper. As soon as it gets too wet, you just throw
the whole mess away and replace. But if you have permanant nest boxes
and bowls, a thorough weekly scraping will solve that.
Also, after visiting several very healthy and clean lofts in L.A.,
I'm getting ready to put in wire floors. No access for the birds to get at
it, also dries out quicker. Will also save me $15-$16 a week not having to buy
the cedar shavings!%^) I have seen that wire floors are very conducive to no
moisture in the loft. hence a healthier loft.
I DO hang a sheet of Fabreeze fabric softener in the loft to keep mosquitos
out. (Works too!)
Yo man, tell Kevin I said "yo!"
E-Man
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