Can You Mop Using Lemon Juice

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What household cleaners can I use in my home that won't harm my birds?

Oct 16, 2008 by well_sht | Posted in Birds

I am fearful to use anything. I was wondering if anyone knew if I could use vinegar or lemon juice to mop the floors and wipe counters?
What cleaning products do you use that's not harmful to your bird or birds. I have 5 cockatiels, bronze wing

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Colette | Oct 16, 2008

Vinegar, borax, baking soda.

Joli | Oct 16, 2008

vinegar works extraordinarily well, I've never used it around the house to clean, but i used to work in a restaurant that used vinegar, and that won't hurt your birds.
I acquainted with to have two cockatiels, and whenever I had to use something more toxic like ant

dmang138 | Oct 16, 2008

Vinegar would occupation. You could also try grapefruit seed extract, which can be bought at any health or vitamin store. You just need a few drops in a protract bottle full of water, and you'll have a ton of natural cleaning product. the extract is also very

Alli | Oct 16, 2008

i have two budgies and i try to go "na" with cleaning products. what harms them is toxic smell and odors like teflon that's smoldering on your stove, scented candles that there are so many fiery it looks like a seance, spray antiperspirants,

Joanna C | Oct 16, 2008

Here are some fantastic sites on bird-safe cleaning:

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http://www.landofvos.com/articles/wingti ps/cleansafe.html
http://www.birdsnways.com/sharpness/ww35eii .htm

Colette | Oct 16, 2008

Not much you can use around them. Vinegar is ok and so is lemon juice. No aerosols what so ever. If call for to clean with something that may have potential to hurt them. Move them to different room close doors and use it then let area air out for hours with

Beth P | Oct 16, 2008

Murphy's Oil Soap,vinegar and baking soda.lemon juice is considerable,too.I use Mr.Clean with Febreze, though,and it hasn't bothered my birds.I open a window when I use it near them,or put them in another room.

Condense: Clorox Anywhere Spray is good,and

Dances With Woofs! | Oct 16, 2008

Can you create your own scented water to use in the Bissell steam mop?

Mar 14, 2010 by Stephanie C | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

Bissell offers a scented water sold in stores however it gets pricy for as often as I mop. I enjoy the smell of "clean" so I am looking for natural ingredients I can add to the water that will not havoc my steam mop or hardwood floors. Has

Lemon juice should travail and should not cause a problem.

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