Fly spray and vet bed

A big manky fly just came into my kitchen so out came the fly spray!* It made its way into my utility room, where Molly and Junior's vet bed is waiting to be washed.

There's a chance I got the vet bed directly with the spray

I literally put it straight it the washing machine on a 30° wash but I'm thinking, should I just throw it out in case, or would it be ok after an instant wash?

What do ya's think??


* I don't, as a rule, kill things but will make an exception for manky buzzing flies!

I have no idea tbh, I should imagine it would be fine but better you wait for the other hoppers to give advice.

I do not kill things either but flies are a definite kill and wasps if they do not give up trying to sting me.

Don't throw it out it should be ok once it's washed and hung on the line to dry. If you are really worried just add a little disinfectant in to the wash with it. I do that when I wash Helens wee wee stained vet bed with her having e.cuniculi.   

BugsBunny wrote:I have no idea tbh, I should imagine it would be fine but better you wait for the other hoppers to give advice.

I do not kill things either but flies are a definite kill and wasps if they do not give up trying to sting me.

I do too but I can't help but feel guilty afterwards

Tuckerbunnies wrote:Don't throw it out it should be ok once it's washed and hung on the line to dry. If you are really worried just add a little disinfectant in to the wash with it. I do that when I wash Helens wee wee stained vet bed with her having e.cuniculi.   

Thank you

I kill wasps and flies too but I adore bees. I am sure it will be OK hun, please keep us posted.

If you
Have washed it it should be ok! Not happy??? Give it another cycle with a splash of vinegar and all be fine    

Vinegar is a substance created by the devil himself

I'd rather throw it out but thank you for the suggestion

It's probably dry, will give it an inspection tomorrow.

Ok you don't like vinegar.
I'm just old fashioned and it works.
You could use a few drops of bleach instead. Oooooohhhhhh    

c.bolduan wrote:Ok you don't like vinegar.
I'm just old fashioned and it works.
You could use a few drops of bleach instead. Oooooohhhhhh    

That doesn't been come close It literally makes me gag   

You're not old fashioned at all, lots of people still use it for cleaning

No we don't want you gagging or worse over the washing machine. Who would clean it up?
Seriously I washed the vet beds after an unnamed bunny lady had waddled on it. Just 40 degrees no special treatment, only washing powder and they are clean and fine!  
None of the buns object and she hasn't done it again which could proof that there is no smell left.