I'm considering buying this steamer to help me loosen and clean dried bird poop from wire grid at the bottom of parrot cages. Would it work for this?
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I have four parrots and find the steamer will loosen the poop but needs some scrubbing to remove it. It's not a real quick and easy fix but like using steam and hot water to clean rather than chemicals.
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You'd still have to scrub it pretty hard while you use the steamer, but eventually it would probably come off. I wish I could tell you that it would be easier.
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Uhh, yeah, it would probably would. That sounds like a really gross job but this this steamer has removed calcified raspberry juice off of cabinet doors (along with the paint). I can't imagine parrot poop being that much tougher a job.
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the steam is very powerful, it will probably work, I've used it on my shower and it cleans great.
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This one works fine for the purpose I purchased it for. It generates more than enough steam. This little steamer is also great for removing cheap window tint from your car windows.
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I'd use it for clothes that wouldn't pick up color from bamboo, But It would work! I sue it as roost for chickens. It's light and fairly small, as ladders go, but about right size to go near dryer.
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It is a wonderful steamer, very powerful. I bought it for new drapes, and it worked very well! It should be great for clothes, just hang them on a hanger and steam away. Hope this helps. Jon Wehrle
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The skirt works well if I am careful to keep up with cleaning it frequently. I still use a couple of lengths of heavy paper under the cage, since my parrot likes to pitch things off the top and also gets rowdy with his seed. Since he likes to flap his wings, that scatters lighter materials.
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I suspect it could. Depending on the thickness of the material, I think this steamer could work just as well on curtains as it does on my suits.
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Yes it would definitely pick up dust and seeds from your parrots. I have two dogs, and one of them has very fine fur. The vacuum picks it up easily from both the carpet and the wood floors. It is so easy to disconnect the tubing from the base to get in the corners too.
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As long as the egg is fertile it should do the job. We used it for a parrot egg, but it had a hairline crack in the egg ,we did see a heartbeat but it died due to the hairline crack. The machine did the job for the egg. I hope this helps we also have reptiles I think this would work great for them!
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The steamer actually has a 3 step bottom with the widest part being 8 inches so it should work OK.
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this steamer will do it all..plus it has the metal head with wood handle rather than plastic head plastic handle..much sturdier also no cracking or splitting..I use mine on garments and costumes..and also on light..medium and heavy sheet fabrics...
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Absolutely. That is actually the intended use. The steamer insert is for vegetables or fish you might want to steam while cooking rice or another grain below.
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I personally would not know because I used it for freshwater fish, but i have this same biocube and it worked a heater just check the lenght of the heater
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It may be a little bottom heavy for hanging. And it's a bugger to clean. You have to relocate your bird and take the bottom off to clean it. I bought 3, used one and I don't like it. I did at first.....until it got dirty.
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Yes, I tried that once. It worked perfectly with the rice cooker but not dry steamer
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You know I honestly don't think so. I would say that overall, it's not a bad little gadget if you are picking up light crumbs, etc, but to say it would work on anything substantial, it's not worth it. It works great on light dog or cat fur, or bird seed, but it won't pick up any straw (we have a rabbit also)....and it fills up very fast so sometimes I have to dump it three times just to pick up after the birds. Almost easier to use the big machine!
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I believe it can. Professionals use steamers to kill bed bugs also. I don't see why this won't work. It does produce very high heat in steaming, although the tank is very small and it won't last as long, so you would have to refill it often. I think other steamers with larger tanks would be more ideal.