Our ducks and goats are currently sharing the barn at night and as an escape from the weather. My husband is bringing home a load of hay tonight and I want to make sure the barn floor is cleaned well. I've been able to hose and sweep it pretty well but our 4 month goat has had diarrhea today (no worms or anything weird. We just got them Sunday so I'm pretty sure it's from a change of diet)
What would you guys recommend cleaning the cement floor with that would be goat and duck safe?
Any regular household items I could use? Vinegar? Baking soda? Dawn dish soap? He's on his way home now. I know I should've posted this earlier in the day while I had the chance to head to the store.
I found this in our cleaning cabinet. Brand new bottle. I never would've thought to use it on a barn floor lol... Would this be ok to use? I want it to have time to dry before the hay goes in. Under ingredients I wish it said what the "mild cleaners" were.
If it's concrete Krud Kutter works great you can get it at Home Depot but also Dawn will work well. I'm not huge on chemicals but sometimes you have to break out the bleach to kill germs. Just make sure it drys and airs out really well before you put your animals back in.
I don't like using chemicals with the human kids or the animals either unless I have to. I'll have to look for krud litter. We've got plenty of Dawn, I usually use that and vinegar for most things.
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