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Is it safe for me to wipe down the Coroplast with Clorox wipes?
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I wouldn't use them. Plain white vinegar and water works well and is non toxic. Just mix half and half. Vinegar is so good, you can even use it to kill/clean black mold.
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I've used Lysol wipes once when I was out of vinegar but then I rewashed with dawn dishsoap to get rid of any lysol residue and rinsed the whole thing really well.
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A 50/50 mix of water and white vinegar works great and is non-toxic to guinea pigs. I put it in a spray bottle for easy use.
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What's wrong with vinegar and water?
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I was using undiluted vinegar! No wonder the odor was overwhelming.
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