oxine... anyone used it?

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As far as intestinal flora, Oxine is not an antibiotic, so I'm not sure there would be a real issue. I don't leave it in the water all the time; they're not consuming it constantly. I put it in waterers every few times, not all the time. When they breathe it in, it gets into their lungs, not their intestines, so doubt it has much affect in that regard. If they are not able to breathe due to a fungus in their lungs/trachea, the last thing on my mind is their gut flora. It's a good question, though!
 
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Was this a cool mist vaproizer, an ultrasonic or the kind the pours out steam? I ask because boiling the water to release the steam, I would think, would be boiling the water out and leaving the oxine in the humidifier. This is why you have to uses fogger or something similar like the ultrasonic humidifiers.

Does anyone else know about this? I mean there is a reason you see minerals and salts in your hot steam humidifier when the water has been boiled off.
 
I just started using it a few days ago. Handheld spray bottle on finest mist setting to mist walls coop floors and the birds themselves. U am very pleased.
 
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I ordered from the same place a couple days ago. It's the cheapest I could find with the 6.99 shipping. I doubt I'll buy the fogger. I thought about buying a vicks humidifier/vaporizer for 10 bucks in place of the fogger. I'm not sure if it would work the same, but maybe worth a try?
 
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Was this a cool mist vaproizer, an ultrasonic or the kind the pours out steam? I ask because boiling the water to release the steam, I would think, would be boiling the water out and leaving the oxine in the humidifier. This is why you have to uses fogger or something similar like the ultrasonic humidifiers.

Does anyone else know about this? I mean there is a reason you see minerals and salts in your hot steam humidifier when the water has been boiled off.


Cool mist vaporizer
 
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Municipalities use it in domestic water supplies, so when people say they put it in their chickens waterers, they mean to say that it is an additive to the water...it is left in, just like adding vitamins or cider vinegar and so on... So you're reading this correctly, you dose the water itself, not to just clean the waterer.
 
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Was this a cool mist vaproizer, an ultrasonic or the kind the pours out steam? I ask because boiling the water to release the steam, I would think, would be boiling the water out and leaving the oxine in the humidifier. This is why you have to uses fogger or something similar like the ultrasonic humidifiers.

Does anyone else know about this? I mean there is a reason you see minerals and salts in your hot steam humidifier when the water has been boiled off.


Cool mist vaporizer


That's why I asked because a hot mist would deliver only pure water to the coop and not the medicine in question! I wanted to make sure that was clear because even in the gardening world, there are things you can give to your plants that will help them but it can't be a hot mist because the medicine never boils off with the water, it remains like a mineral.

Target has ultrasonic humidifiers fairly cheap... I need to get get one. They have one that looks like a penguin, perfect for the coop!
 
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Municipalities use it in domestic water supplies, so when people say they put it in their chickens waterers, they mean to say that it is an additive to the water...it is left in, just like adding vitamins or cider vinegar and so on... So you're reading this correctly, you dose the water itself, not to just clean the waterer.

I occasionally put it in the waterers when I refill them to leave it in for them to drink. 1/8 teaspoon per gallon in the plastic waterers. I have 3 and 5 gallon waterers, plus a few 1 gallon waterers. I especially pay attention to hot, humid weather when bacteria, molds and fungi thrive.
 

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