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[DobieLover]

Hi how do I you clean ur coop? Like what do you use? It looks like sand on the main part? Just curious I've been having alot of experience with different things trying to find what is best for them

The OP is not likely to reply as she hasn't been on the site for over 3 years.
I suggest starting a thread in the Coop and Run Forum to ask your questions.
The use of sand works well in hot and/or arid climates. Everywhere else, I've not read favorable reviews.
IMO, the best thing to use to keep the coop clean are poop board and a large, attached, fully predator proof run.

 

[BlueHorse17]

 

[sourland]

The OP is not likely to reply as she hasn't been on the site for over 3 years.
I suggest starting a thread in the Coop and Run Forum to ask your questions.
The use of sand works well in hot and/or arid climates. Everywhere else, I've not read favorable reviews.
IMO, the best thing to use to keep the coop clean are poop board and a large, attached, fully predator proof run.

This !

 

[courtney91]

Also how many ducks do u have?

I have 4 duckss need help on recommendations on what is easiest to use in their coop. To make it easy to clean in the winter and summer

 

[courtney91]

This !

Oh thank you! Could I see ur run? I'm having trouble not really knowing what to do about a few things.

 

[courtney91]

Also how many ducks do u have?

4

 

[DobieLover]

Oh thank you! Could I see ur run? I'm having trouble not really knowing what to do about a few things.

May I suggest you start a thread in the Coop and Run Forum and ask your questions there? Feel free to post pictures of your unique setup to help clarify what you are writing about.

 

[Grandmas Coop]