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Old 04-26-17, 08:10 PM   #1
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Re: entire enclosure clean out

I put mine in a rubbermaid with a towel as "bedding" while I clean out the cage. I don't have a heater in the rubbermaid as they aren't in there an extended period of time. They have had no ill effects. I leave the heaters in the cage while I work. Never thought to try turning it off.
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Old 04-26-17, 08:58 PM   #2
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I put mine in a rubbermaid with a towel as "bedding" while I clean out the cage. I don't have a heater in the rubbermaid as they aren't in there an extended period of time. They have had no ill effects. I leave the heaters in the cage while I work. Never thought to try turning it off.
i was thinking to use the old substrate for the rubbermaid bedding before throwing it out. i don't think heating is that necessary. how long till after cleaning do you let it air out? and yah i dunno if turning it off will change snything. thanks for your method!
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