How To Clean A Chicken Coop Naturally

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In between the deep clean, I do quick interim clean, as needed. Coop cleaning doesn’t happen on any real schedule, instead I use my eyes and nose to let me know when it’s time -even a hint of any whiff of ammonia smell and it’s definitely time.  Ammonia fumes can be dangerous to the chickens, causing eye and lung problems.

Many of the cleaners used on chicken coops, like bleach and aerosol sprays, can have disastrous effects on a flock.Chickens are very susceptible to respiratory illnesses and cleaning a coop with harsh chemicals can cause problems. Let me share how to clean your coop more naturally and still leave it smelling fresh. Click the link below to read this article and learn how to clean your chicken coop naturally…

How To Clean A Chicken Coop Naturally