what do you get with this just the deicer or bird bath too .?
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Just the deicer....I put a cement frog on it to keep it submerged. Birds, squirrels, possums, chipmunks, etc.come for a drink and/or to warm their little feet. I have several baths hither and yon and fill them when I make the rounds with seed, corn, peanuts, etc.
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Even in today's world of text-messaging garble, the name listed for this item is not only bad English, but deceptive representation. This is NOT an "Ice Eliminator Bird Bath," but a "Bird Bath Ice Eliminator." Strictly speaking, the Federal Trade Commission should nail them for false advertising.
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Only the deicer (along with the approx.15" attached power cord). Currently being used in a cast aluminum bird bath with no problems at all. I do place a stone on the device to keep it fully submerged in the water.
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My canary has ample space to bathe in it, I do not know what size is your bird. The bath is of good quality and if your bird uses it no more spills! It took a while for my canary to change his bathing habits and be willing to get in the bath enclosure. I hope my experience helps you.
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Deionized water, (Aqua), PEG-75, Shea Butter, Sage Extract (Butyrospermum Parkii) DMDM Hydantoin, Vegetable Glycerin, Burdoc Protein, Sodium Polyacrylate, Ethyhexyl, Trideceth-6 Fragrance (Parfum)
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Yes it is perfect for a shallow bird bath. The first one I bought worked so well I bought another. The birds love it!
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deionized water/Cetyl alcohol/butylene glycol/shea butter/ tooo much to list. Is there something in particular you want to know?
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I have small birds that use it to bathe. I even saw a dove on there once but bigger birds would dislodge it I think.
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I usually add drops to warm bathwater. Mix with a few drops of almond or avocado for a sweet amazing scent.
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it is a smaller bird bath...it measures about 12 inches across. I have it sitting on a small pedestal in my flower garden...hope this helps..the birds love it tho
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I have it in the shed right now,to protect it from Indiana.s cold winter. It is a lovely and good size bird bath. Not good with dimensions.
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This is what i am using it for, i have about 25 finches they drink and bath in it.. works great
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I just use distilled water in mine. However I have not looked for it in the stores but mine also came with a small bottle of bissel solution that was scented. I would suggest going to there website see what they have to offer then checking stores for it.
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It is great for small birds. We feed and water about 100 wild birds each day. Mostly wrens and other small birds, some doves, hummingbirds, crows, and pigeons. They all have been seen in the bird bath.
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I have had this almost a year and looks brand new. Mine is located in morning sun so not exposed to full sun through out the day. This is a very nice bird bath excellent quality!
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There are some brackets that come with the bird bath. They are adjustable for various sizes and lock in to post with set screws. I use my regular concrete bird bath in the summer and replace the top in the winter with the heated unit.
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Yes this heater can be used in a concrete bird bath. I have a concrete bird bath and I have used this heater in it all winter and it works great. Just make sure you keep plenty of water in the bird bath.
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this is approx 1-2 inches deep. There's not a lot of bathing going on BUT, I have seen birds bathe in it. Mostly, they use it to drink all winter. I love this item. It really looks great and the birds use it a lot.J. De Kovessey
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We bought it for the squirrels and they like it plus the lazy old doves use it too. You have a few options... Above ground or dig it down into the ground a little. We bought a bag of white river stones and made a tiny pond looking thing out of it in the garden. We like it but we also have a bird bath that's elevated that the cardinals prefer. Given a choice of "bird baths", an elevated one is definitely more suited to the birds.