Cleaning a used coop

[Debbie292d]

Not to jump on someone else's parade here, but was looking for something else and saw OdoBan mentioned. We have a gallon jug but rarely use it as when using horse pellets, there isn't any odor or poop to clean at least not on the floor. We've used it to freshen and disinfect the coop walls and ceiling, though as they're painted. We use it for pet carriers occasionally too.

Odoban is used for everything from medical facilities, schools, farms, baby toys, and, yes, coops and hatcheries. It is safe for all pets, they just should not be around to possibly breathe it when it's being used. It kills quite a lot of things and lists even avian infections and tons of different dangerous bacteria, plus can help control mold.

There are of course other methods to cleaning and disinfecting coops. I was just clearing it up that if anyone's got OdoBan, it's fine to use.

https://odoban.com/what-is-odoban/

 

[Erinnlyn]

Not to jump on someone else's parade here, but was looking for something else and saw OdoBan mentioned. We have a gallon jug but rarely use it as when using horse pellets, there isn't any odor or poop to clean at least not on the floor. We've used it to freshen and disinfect the coop walls and ceiling, though as they're painted. We use it for pet carriers occasionally too.

Odoban is used for everything from medical facilities, schools, farms, baby toys, and, yes, coops and hatcheries. It is safe for all pets, they just should not be around to possibly breathe it when it's being used. It kills quite a lot of things and lists even avian infections and tons of different dangerous bacteria, plus can help control mold.

There are of course other methods to cleaning and disinfecting coops. I was just clearing it up that if anyone's got OdoBan, it's fine to use.

https://odoban.com/what-is-odoban/

Thank you. Yes, I thought I had read elsewhere that it was fine, but wanted to check around. I don't need it so much for odor as the disinfecting properties.