can you really clean the cage with Windex?

[Evelyn]

I read on another forum and they said you can use Windex or water with soap to clean chin's cage. Which Windex is it? The wipe for the glass? I usually use soap and water then dry them for all his items and now I need to clean his whole cage. I'm not sure what to use. Help!

 

[momenteller]

I use a vinegar/water mix to clean the chin cages. I would not use Windex.

 

[Isabella Whateva]

Momenteller, how much vinegar/water do you use in your mixture? Does it get the gunk off?

 

[tunes]

You can't overdo white vinegar, so you don't really need a measured amount. I use a bucket and dump in a bunch of white vinegar, clean whatever needs cleaned, then wipe with clean, warm water.

And no, I would never use Windex to clean any animals cage.

 

[jenjenn2005]

The vinegar/water mixture does wonders for pee stains on wooden shelves too!

 

[Cuddlebug]

Peroxide works well, too. It's great for pee stains on the shelves. It doesn't leave a harmful residue behind, either.

 

[inzeos]

Yeah, best thing for cleaning cages is a good mister/spray bottle, some water and a few cap fulls of vinegar. Don't need to over due it on the vinegar since even diluted it cleans well.

 

[starleomach]

I would say no windex as well

 

[Laurie]

No Windex definitely, good old water and vinegar for me as well!

 

[Terbear24]

Definitly no windex. water and vinegar has worked just fine for me!

 

[Stackie]

The only thing I use is peroxide on the shelves and water/vinegar to clean the pans and metal parts of the cage. It's great at getting rid of smells and residue.