Anyone use Koop Clean?

[aart]

Quote: There's just a lot of ads all over your blog, and the pinterest image/link right in the middle of all the images

(sorry, not a pinterest fan)....I find them distracting but understand your need to have them and do appreciate the good info in the blog. JMHO.

 

[ADozenGirlz]

There's just a lot of ads all over your blog, and the pinterest image/link right in the middle of all the images

(sorry, not a pinterest fan)....I find them distracting but understand your need to have them and do appreciate the good info in the blog. JMHO.

I don't "need" to have any sponsor banners on my blog, I choose to have them there. Nobody is ever compelled to visit my blog. My blogging activity is my occupation and without sponsors, I would be unable to devote the scads of time necessary to research and write the "good information."

 

[aart]

Quote: Right ....why I said, 'I understand'...and with sponsors comes banners I would think.

 

[ADozenGirlz]

I just read your review. Sounds AWESOME. However this was my favorite part: "Used in nesting boxes, facilitates clean-up from broken eggs and unauthorized use of nest boxes as out-houses."

LOL! Sometimes I crack myself up!

(I don't even remember writing that!) HA!

 

[aart]

Quote: I love the tongue in cheek humor in all your posts.

 

[ADozenGirlz]

I love the tongue in cheek humor in all your posts.

Thanks. I'm sure it was a survival tactic resulting from being the middle child of five.

 

[aart]

Quote: Levity is most always a good thing.

 

[Fletch83]

LOL! Sometimes I crack myself up!

(I don't even remember writing that!) HA!

Because as we all know, it happens. The world is your outhouse when you are a chicken.

 

[ADavid]

We used pine shavings to begin with then about a month ago switched to Koop Clean - and have been SO pleased. We only have 9 birds at the moment so I can see that for larger flocks it might not be cost effective...but in terms of ease of use, smell, etc - we think its GREAT and would highly recommend it.

 

[iwiw60]

We used pine shavings to begin with then about a month ago switched to Koop Clean - and have been SO pleased. We only have 9 birds at the moment so I can see that for larger flocks it might not be cost effective...but in terms of ease of use, smell, etc - we think its GREAT and would highly recommend it.

Way too expensive for me! Plus we can't get it here on the West Coast. I'm sticking with pine shavings....