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Forum DIET & CARE Huh, peroxide and bunny urine

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    • Stickerbunny
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        My buns sometimes go potty outside their boxes and if it’s in a place I can’t see, sometimes it takes a few days to find. By then, it’s a dry mess that I usually have to scrub. They are on hard floors, not carpet. Well, today I put some peroxide on one of the spots and it ate the dry mess, then I just had to sop up the wet spot and it’s all gone, no scrubbing. Works better than vinegar.  lol (though, vinegar probably still needed for descenting)

         


      • tanlover14
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          Hmmm that’s interesting! Do you use a vinegar/water solution though? I’ve had this problem before also with it drying and becoming a mess but using 100% vinegar has always still managed to work perfectly for me.


        • MimzMum
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            I’ve heard of using boiled vinegar to get the scaly deposit off the litterboxes but never peroxide. Going to try that!


          • Stickerbunny
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              I use pure vinegar, but the dried on stuff doesn’t come up very well (and the white stains like to stick through a couple of vinegar washes). It works after a scrubbing, but I was out of vinegar so I was like “hmm, peroxide bubbles kinda like vinegar… lets try that” and it ate through it quicker and I just wiped it up with toilet paper and it all came right up. Have to use a wash cloth and scrub off the left over bits with vinegar. Both work, just figured i’d share my discovery of how easy peroxide eats through it.


            • tanlover14
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                Awesome – I will have to try it! I know what you mean, sometimes those stains in my litter boxes… I have to let the vinegar sit for a good 5 minutes to get it to wipe off finally.


              • Valkyrie
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                  Thank you for sharing!!!! I am cleaning out Merlin’s cage today so that I can move Bromley into it and my hand is killing me from scrubbing the plastic pan! I have it sitting in peroxide now!

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