[Hopeful2]

I realize that this is not a pretty subject, but does anyone have a suggestion for how to remove bird poop from the top of a birdcage? It looks like our birdcage took a direct hit today, from a flock of large birds. Thanks!

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Hopeful2

I realize that this is not a pretty subject, but does anyone have a suggestion for how to remove bird poop from the top of a birdcage? It looks like our birdcage took a direct hit today, from a flock of large birds. Thanks!

Get your golf umbrella and the hose and spray UP. OR wait for a good rain.

Or....call Warranty. Might be a slow day.

[karostay]

Originally Posted by Hopeful2

I realize that this is not a pretty subject, but does anyone have a suggestion for how to remove bird poop from the top of a birdcage? It looks like our birdcage took a direct hit today, from a flock of large birds. Thanks!

Spray with garden hose

[Allegiance]

It's good luck.

[dewilson58]

I bet it was a Horny Egret.

[graciegirl]

Bird poop on birdcage
and screaming red golf carts
Seat saves and road rage
and squares full of fine art
Dozens of golf courses blooming in Spring.

These are a few of our favorite things............


Feel free...add a stanza.

[Bizdoc]

It is all because selfish bird owners don't bother picking up after their birds... <wink>

[cquick]

Originally Posted by Hopeful2

I realize that this is not a pretty subject, but does anyone have a suggestion for how to remove bird poop from the top of a birdcage? It looks like our birdcage took a direct hit today, from a flock of large birds. Thanks!

those who live in a birdcage have to expect poop!

[gerryann]

Originally Posted by Bizdoc

It is all because selfish bird owners don't bother picking up after their birds... <wink>

Or take them to the mail stations to do their business.

[Hopeful2]

Thanks for the suggestions and the levity. Any additional ideas would sure be appreciate.

[Ragman]

Originally Posted by Hopeful2

Thanks for the suggestions and the levity. Any additional ideas would sure be appreciate.

I keep a flex-hose with a wand attached in the cage . The wand makes it handy to spray the droppings away Had a heron do a number the other day and it washed right off.

[bonrich]

Originally Posted by Ragman

I keep a flex-hose with a wand attached in the cage . The wand makes it handy to spray the droppings away Had a heron do a number the other day and it washed right off.

That is the best idea. But, don't wait too long to do the clean-up. Fresher is faster........

[Hopeful2]

Thanks. all!
Success!