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Good morning everybody :frow

Good to hear from you Henny 🤗
No yardwork here today. Too cold and snowy. Is it a good idea to buy a pressure washer? Im looking at one for 199 vs renting one for 79. I really only need it for the deck. At least as far as i can see right now. Could i use it for the inside of the coop? I think its 2000 psi.
 
Good morning folks :frow
Molpet said:
Good morning all 🌞
Traps empty but bowl licked clean
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:frow Good morning Mo, have a great day
21hens-incharge said:
Good morning Mo.

Cool woodpecker sighting!

Good morning everyone just pouring the morning coffee.
Wishing you all a great day.
I am hoping to get some yard work done even if it will be chilly here.
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:frow Good morning Henny, have a great day
Fishychix said:
Good morning everybody :frow

Good to hear from you Henny 🤗
No yardwork here today. Too cold and snowy. Is it a good idea to buy a pressure washer? Im looking at one for 199 vs renting one for 79. I really only need it for the deck. At least as far as i can see right now. Could i use it for the inside of the coop? I think its 2000 psi.
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:frow Good morning Fishy, have a great day and stay warm
 
Fishychix said:
Good morning everybody :frow

Good to hear from you Henny 🤗
No yardwork here today. Too cold and snowy. Is it a good idea to buy a pressure washer? Im looking at one for 199 vs renting one for 79. I really only need it for the deck. At least as far as i can see right now. Could i use it for the inside of the coop? I think its 2000 psi.
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I would not. I found they tend to leak and do damage to the wood more than help.
A coop is best kept bone dry.

The only times moisture has been added to my coop was permetherin (sp?) spray to treat an active mite infestation.

I did scrub the big coop after I moved chickens permanently out and converted it into a workshop.
 
21hens-incharge said:
I would not. I found they tend to leak and do damage to the wood more than help.
A coop is best kept bone dry.

The only times moisture has been added to my coop was permetherin (sp?) spray to treat an active mite infestation.

I did scrub the big coop after I moved chickens permanently out and converted it into a workshop.
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Thanks!
They have quite the poo collection on the walls and ive been trying to figure out how to clean it off. The coop is narrow and kinda long, so not great for us to climb in and scrub by hand.
 

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