what do you think is this safe?

just thought id start a thread with stuff were unsure of im newish to having the buns and dont wanna put there health at risk so need some advice on some stuff as I know shops recomend certain items but most of the time there either no good for buns or just bad for them so what do you'd think of

http://www.megazorb.co.uk/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=46_58&products_id=323

Any reason why you want such a strong cleaner? Just using bicarb of soda and white vinegar can be good for cleaning things

White vinegar here, does the job

im getting a hutch from someone and wanna kill anything that was in there, I used jeys fluild on the last one but the smell still remains x

When Flopsy was in his hutch with his bridge bun Jem and she sadly left us i hosed out the hutch completely and scrubbed it out with white vinegar and when Flora arrived we didnt have any probems.

Flopsy and Jem had been there together for 4 years.

Jeyes Fluid a definite "NO, NO!"

Best investment I ever made for hutch cleaning was a HEAT GUN.

Clean the hutch well with something like bicarb & white vinegar. Then dry with the heat gun... it will not only dry the hutch but kill bugs in the corners and joins.

Obviously only use the gun when there's no bun in the hutch!

My humans use a weak bleach solution to clean our homes. Then they rinse down with hot water. We get locked out and the roof comes off for it to dry.

Most of the insides of our homes are plastic anyway because we used to chew the wooden home we had before. However, since we got our litter boxes, our homes don't need cleaning more than once every three months or so

There is a Sticky on the property ladder page about sterilising second hand hutches etc. As the others have said white vinegar is great and will lift of stubborn stuff that bleach just won't touch and is much safer for the buns. The Sticky thread recommends jeyes as a one off steriliser well diluted with hot hot water and left to dry completely and have no smell left. It is certainly cheaper than the horse stuff. But once the buns have moved in you should not need anything that heavy duty.

Ooh yeah like a steam cleaner would be good...is that what you mean by heat gun? I never thought of that...I really want one...I love using the steam cleaner at work haha.

yeah someone recomended the head gun after I done it with the jeys fluid, might throw it out as the smell is still there after 2 1/2 weeks!

I use milton in my hutches once in a while, I take the floors and roofs off and leave it to dry all day before screwing it all back together again.

I use it in my water bottles too and it really does help stop the growth of algae. I make sure I rinse then bottle loads and loads of times before I use them again.

I use milton on the bottles too. I figure if it is safe for babies it is probably safe for rabbits.

yeah I just got some today thought the same xx

A heat gun is the electrical paint stripping tool. And I said no to jyes fluid because it soaks in the wood and buns chew wood and it can make 'em poorly... not to mention the stench of it. If we think it stinks just imagine how it must be to those super sensitive bunny noses and how they would have to live with it constantly.

ive put it on the bommy still smelt of jeyes fluid and didnt dare let the buns in x