Can I use these in a fountain? Are they non- toxic to birds?
829473
it's for air conditoners. I think you could find more of a cleaner type tablets for outside fountains. i dont know for sure but I wouldnt.
829474
I have only used these in my A/C drain pan and really can't answer your question.
829475
I don't think so, they are meant for air conditioner units. Might poison the birds.
829476
like this............. http://www.amazon.com/Bird-Bath-Cleaner-Tablets-Set-Improvements/dp/B005IOOLUS
1254367
I wouldn't cut them. The spikes keep the birds from nesting. Otherwise, there is no deterent if cut.
988276
I used them in my pond and it didn't affect the goldfish.. I am going to use them when I clean my 75 gallon Discus tank, If any problem occurs I will put it on Amazon.
498762
We have a bird bath inside the protected area and it is still used. I can not speak for hummingbirds since we haven't noticed them here even before we started spraying. It does claim to keep field mice and rabbits away, though I have not tested that either.
2189370
I wouldn't . I use them for wild birds. 1 make pn butter using raw unsalted organic no skin peanuts
1989975
Yes they can. Just make sure you clean the window first and wait until it is dry so that you can apply the birds. Hope this helps. :)
1181985
I'm sure they are supposed to be. But even things labeled "non-toxic" have quite a bit of allowance for toxins in the product. Toys painted with milk paints and/or sealed with things like beeswax are probably safest.However, I don't know anything about the paint on this particular product.
1664142
They'll definitely drink from it, but they won't fit in them to bathe if that's what you're looking for. If I had to guess, I'd say each pool is about 4x2 inches. Sparrows, Starlings, Cardinals, Woodpeckers and Blue Jays all used mine this past summer.
590768
Good question. Ask the manufacturer; then contact Mike Adams the health ranger to find out if his lab verifies claims of non toxicity.
1175994
I think you could use them in an aquarium. Never thought of using them for that, myself, but a good idea. I would expect since they are a type of 'rock' they should sink, which would be perfect. Think I will put a couple in my own aquarium!
1634510
I have used these for quite some time now and would buy again. Not for any bird bigger than a cockatiel or love birds etc. I have canaries and finches. Two canaries can eat at the same time and four finches. Just not tall enough for very big birds.
806762
NO! How can they be made of plastic and be non-toxic at the same time?? They can't. So if they are really made of plastic, then they are toxic. And if they are made of hard wax, then they aren't. The description says plastic so I will keep strict watch on my toddler when he uses them and wash his hands after with soap.
883647
Yes, it can be used in an outdoor fountain as well as indoors. Hope this helps.
736445
My large house plants were inside, when placed outside on a screened porch the DriWater packs work well. I do not use them outside of the porch because I live in the suburbs and I am afraid the rabbits, birds and dear will take them.
1577317
I have mine in a rather shallow birdbath. As long as the rubber discs can reach water it works great. I'd say the water in the bird bath should be at least 1". I hope this helps some. I've had two and love them. The battery lasts at least 4-6 months and it only takes 2 "D" size batteries.
134387
I don't think I would risk it. The glass top maybe but not the rest as it may warp. Also it is advisable not to put chemicals in the part where the birds feed. The updated version of this the 209B is better. The bottom comes apart for easy cleaning.
1537242
I've only had experience using them on indoor plants. You can use them on outdoor plants I'm sure, but depending on how hot it is outside may effect how quickly the water is used up.