Hey

Looking for advice on what steam cleaners would work best to add to my bird cage cleaning routines.

If anyone else uses them and has a fav. Please let me know
Thanks

Oh...I want to know this too.

I use a Shark one, that has a floor head and a attachable hose and wand type head. But nothing beats a solid brush for getting in crevases and corners.

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Best one for disinfecting cages as the attachment it comes with. Just make sure to use distilled water, so internal boiler don't corrode.

https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Power...71788868&psc=1

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I also use one..not sure of the brand name,it has a long hose with different brush attachments..works good for spot cleaning their houses,I also use it for steam cleaning my Harley and interior of the car. When the cages get too messy I just bring them outside and use a power washer (weather permitting) Sparkling clean in ten minutes


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