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Cleaning up dried caecals

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vicky206

Mama Doe
Has anyone got any tips on how to cleaned dried caceals off lino?

Had a couple of un eaten ones which got hopped on and squished when i was feeding alfalfa king timothy hay and i cannot ge them off the lino they are solid :lol:
 
I just pour a bit of water on our lino and leave it for a bit, if not that I spray hutch cleaner and leave to soak, then I wipe it uo. If more like concrete I try soaking and scrubbing with a scrubbing brush!:lol:
 
i think i am going to try steaming it with an old towell then see if they will come off

i cannot do the vinegar as i wont have anywhere for my little ones to go whilst i was doing it.

Thanks for the tips :D
 
Good grief! I am sadly, happy to read someone else has this problem!!! I have a set of 3 buns who are the messiest buns ever and they do this!!! Thanks for sharing :lol::lol::lol:
 
Neleh said:
I just pour a bit of water on our lino and leave it for a bit, if not that I spray hutch cleaner and leave to soak, then I wipe it uo. If more like concrete I try soaking and scrubbing with a scrubbing brush!:lol:
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Yes this but I use vinegar and water, spray it on, leave it a couple of minutes and it comes off much easier. Or a paint scraper to get the worst off.
 
Wet kitchen roll with a squirt of washing up liquid, leave on dried poop for a while, wipe and dry off :D
 
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