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Ailsa Posted - 18/06/2011 : 20:27:45
I bought some stuff from pets at home for snakes faun - grass ball hide, a kinda bell shaped woven hide and a hollowed out wood piece with big holes for her to slither through. I've given them a 2nd good spray with rep disinfectant I got from pets at home, will this be enough to kill any nasties which may be on them.

Thanks.
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Ailsa Posted - 18/06/2011 : 20:49:24
Aye says on the bottle no need to rinse off, so must be safe.
lotabob Posted - 18/06/2011 : 20:48:02
Depends what you have. I rinse the stuff I use but if yours says it doesn't need rinsing then do that.
Ailsa Posted - 18/06/2011 : 20:45:55
So spray and rinse? Thought I could just spray and leave to air dry? It is safe, I made sure. Oh and it's shop bought stuff, not from the wilds outside.
lotabob Posted - 18/06/2011 : 20:42:29
Spray and rinse, leave to dry job done. To be honest we over protect these critters as it is I'm sure it would have been fine without lifting a finger.

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