How do you clean this cage out????
1128007
For the levels, I wipe them down with Lysol wipes. And for the bottom, the wire top just comes right off.
1128008
I just separate the bottom from the wire top and rinse the bottom out after emptying the bedding into the trash. The top with all the shelves can stay in place. You can wipe them down and rise them off with a hose or in the shower.
1128009
The top cage part simply lifts off of the base. It's very light, just set it aside and clean out the pan, and then wipe off the shelves. I use water/vinegar mixture since it doesn't harm the animal.
1128010
I take off wire part and take out all levels. I scrub all surfaces with a water/vinegar mixture. Pretty simple compared to other cages I have owned.
1128011
You just have to take the top off, clean out the bottom. Then just wipe the shelves off
1128012
We typically wipe it out with a damp cloth every day. Once a month we take it to the tub and scrub it down.
1128013
To clean the cage I remove all of the plastic levels and the wire top and scrub the levels and the base. It takes a little bit of time and the levels are a little difficult to remove. I found that when you pop one side off then drop it down the other side is much easier to remove. I hope that this has helped you.
1626391
all cages are made that way now days so, what I do is use a old tooth brush . You can also spray the grill with pam ( take the birds out first ) once a month it will make it easier to keep clean .
1943463
The fan cage is metal. That's part of the reason I selected this one - the plastic ones are bulkier and block part of the air flow. It can be unscrewed to open it for a thorough cleaning.
2247421
I use a process of sweeping up most of it and then use a shop vac with a bag system inside to clean everything. You can put it down with a rose sprayer. Hope this helps.
508003
Just unlatch the sides at bottom lift cage off bottom. Really easy to clean
1545595
It is Styrofoam, and it can be removed! It simply sets in the back of cage . It's wedged in a bit, but does come out!
533275
I am just getting ready to clean mine as well. In looking over the instructions it is suggested to use a pipe cleaner, or feather duster and/or a vacuum to get the loose dirt and dust out.
906038
Honestly I have never had to clean it. Im thinking a heavy duty degreaser or some type of acid base cleaner might do the trick. Maybe even bleach and let it soak. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Almost four years running nonstop and its still going strong.
2079927
I just scoop mine out with a broom pan and into the garbage. I have two of these cages and it usually takes me about 30 min. to replace bedding and wipe down the cage.
473019
Just turn it inside out and clean it with soap and water. Hang it up to dry.
2028787
The entire thing is made out of wrought iron. I've had this cage for over 2 years now, have had no problems. Is easy to clean. The photo does this cage no justice. I absolutely love mine! I have two conures that have PLENTY of room to piddle fart around lol. Good luck!
913993
just unscrew the mesh and hand wash it. to clean the unit just wipe it down with a damp cloth.
1303305
I just take the hood off and vacuumed out the waste. I personally do it twice a week. You could buy a gravel vac and small container. Like old soda bottles.
889030
Do you mean to get the dog out of the cage, or do you mean how to you extract the cage and set it up out of the box. As I wrote in my review, it is hard to get the item out and set up initially.
1328745
Easy! Just lift the main unit off the base and the base unit is exposed for easy cleaning. Just lift the cage out off the base that contains the wick and go for it. The instructions recommend weekly cleaning and sterilizing. Two of the 3 units I have purchased this season have reached 750 hours of operation when "CF" check filter) appears on the readout. I opened both units and determined that there was no reason to do a deep cleaning at that time. I add a few caps full of bacteriostat to every other filling to keep mold and mildew out of the unit. If you have hard water, the wicks will harden with mineral deposits quickly and will need to be replaced. I have hard water and have not yet felt it necessary to replace these wicks. They are fairly cheap at around $13 each (1 per unit). I am hoping to get a full season out a wick. Hope this helps.
1886029
The only thing that can be removed is a small grate on the top. I clean mine with a scrub brush on a pole. You can find something at Wal-Mart to use:)
1071623
Sorry but I haven't cleaned it. I just turn it upside down and dump anything left in it out before I fill it up.