[treecol]

I've noticed on some posts. people suggesting coops etc are scrubbed out with jeyes fluid. I've also read else where that it's not chicken friendly. I have always used it in the past for all sorts of things, is it ok to use it diluted to clean my girls coop out, if I air it well after? Thanks, don't want to do them any harm.

[GrannieAnnie]

I've been using it for 2 years to spray the houses down in between flocks, but I don't use it while I have birds in the houses.  Let it dry for a couple of days before putting your birds back. 

We still use creosote too, but I let any houses dry out and air for 2 weeks at least before using them.  Awkward if you only have one henhouse though.

When washing equipment, I use Vanodine which I buy online and some pet shops sell it.  It is safer for the chooks, they even say you can put a little drop in their water, but I've never done that, just use it as a cleaner and disinfectant.

I also spray jeyes on the runs between flocks too and leave to dry for a couple of days to help kill any nasties that may be in the soil and then garden lime over the ground which is then rotavated in after another day.

I've never had any problems with them.  The only probs I seem to get is pecking with some birds!

we've just bought another new product Sainblanc-D which you can sprinkle over the run, that is supposed to kill loads of things.  Mind you the P&P using our own courier was 26 pounds!!!!  Think I'll stick to Jeyes!!!

[andreadon]

we use jeyes on the house only - all the feeders and drinkers get sone with fairy liquid and boiling hot water. (except when i'm being zealous and then it gets bleach - thoroughly rinsed and dried....)

we dilute it quite a lot - but only how it says on the bottel or animal housing.
and we let it dry before we let them back in (only till the end of the day though - we only have one house)

[sunshineband]

My dad always calls this Jesus fluid