stacy97006
Well-known Member
Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2011
- Posts
- 219
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2011
- Messages
- 219
I do about 2 cups I buy it buy the gallon jug and for the cage I have it in a spray bottle half vinegar half water.
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Wazoodle.com. It has not arrived yet so I can't comment on their customer service. I also bought a barrier fabric for the bottom layer - I'm planning to sew fleece, zorb and barrier fabric together in that order.
Well I live in an apartment and we have a top loader that came with it. And the dryer does not catch all the hair.
Wazoodle.com. It has not arrived yet so I can't comment on their customer service. I also bought a barrier fabric for the bottom layer - I'm planning to sew fleece, zorb and barrier fabric together in that order.
Also, I have a huge hair problem when it comes to fleece (my girls are Abbys and she'd like crazy). I use a rubber brush to get most of it and the hay off before washing it, but still have a ton of hair stuck to it even after washing the fleece and putting it in the dryer. I don't use dryer sheets because of what I read on here. Any suggestions?
I've actually been planning on heading over to a fabric store this weekend to buy some fleece for the fist time! I'm using the recycled Carefresh right now, and it stains everything in the cage, smells yucky, and the brown color makes the cage look dirty all the time to me. I also don't like that my pigs are trekking around in it, and have been contemplating fleece for a while.
Question: what sort of vacuum should be used? I was thinking about getting a dustbuster-type (dirt devil has some new, sleek models that are actually sort of attractive), but I'm not sure if the suction would be enough (not buying a $1500 vacuum, thank you very much, Dyson!) to grab poopies off of fleece. Any insights on that account?
And I thanked you for the post already, but I want to thank you again, you've answered a lot of questions already! And the pig you show at the beginning is adorable.