A Question About Aubiose

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Tim said:
I lurve rhubarb crumble, also lemon drizzle and apple and cinnamon. Ooh I like a steak pie too. I love anything covered in pastry, roll yourself in pastry love :sly: :))
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Done! cake it is. I'll bake next weekend. baking now with my eating air is too difficult...:yikes:

Tim is my 'go to piggy guy'.
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rome_italy said:
hand wash? what's that?:lol::lol::lol:
When you get a piece of fleece you will wash it into a washing machine; 40°; normal soap; with other laundry; but without softener. One time is enough although it will work even better after 2-3 washing :). If you have a fast spin cycle the fleece will come out nearly dry.
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That would be ideal but other family members hate the idea of the pigs' stuff in the machine and having to unclog the filter. I'll give aubiose a shot for now.
 
RingoandOlly said:
That would be ideal but other family members hate the idea of the pigs' stuff in the machine and having to unclog the filter. I'll give aubiose a shot for now.
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actually my filter was clogged with my daughter's scouting socks and uniform...:rant: I don't see any hair/hay in my fleece after a good shake. I understand the disgust many people feel for pets' stuff, but a teenager's pair of socks is worse, I guess...:twist:
Jokes aside, the best thing to do is trying different solutions because what is the best for me could be the worst for you...
 
rome_italy said:
actually my filter was clogged with my daughter's scouting socks and uniform...:rant: I don't see any hair/hay in my fleece after a good shake. I understand the disgust many people feel for pets' stuff, but a teenager's pair of socks is worse, I guess...:twist:
Jokes aside, the best thing to do is trying different solutions because what is the best for me could be the worst for you...
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Yeah. I would love to use fleece, it just wouldn't work right now.
 
I've tried shavings but the shavings cost to much so i use fleece and newspaper. I've never tried aubiose.
 
I sometimes use Aubiose, sometimes use shavings. Just depending on which shop I go to and what's cheapest and what I've got my other rodents on etc.

The main thing is to make sure you give a deep enough layer, so that the substrate can effectively wick the moisture down to the base and leave the top nice and dry. If you do too shallow a layer this doesn't happen and it'll all get dirty much quicker (although Aubiose will generally last longer with this than most shavings brands). I generally do Aubiose about the depth of my middle index finger joint.
 
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