Attention Phil P.

See the picture I posted for you in alt.binaries.pictures.animals.
(Attn Phil P. I think was my header.) You'll see my setup.

I bet you never had this question before but you're the only one I can
think to ask.

I foster cats. I have hardwood floors. How do I really disinfect the
place without wrecking the beautiful floors? Is there any substance,
NOT bleach, that will kill panleuk etc. without destroying the floors?

"John Ross Mc Master" wrote in message
...
See the picture I posted for you in alt.binaries.pictures.animals.
(Attn Phil P. I think was my header.) You'll see my setup.

I bet you never had this question before but you're the only one I can
think to ask.

I foster cats. I have hardwood floors. How do I really disinfect the
place without wrecking the beautiful floors? Is there any substance,
NOT bleach, that will kill panleuk etc. without destroying the floors?


I use Trifectant (a/k/a Virkon S) its about the best there is. Doesn't harm
finishes and its safe to use around kittens. As with any cleaning product,
try it out on a small area- just to make sure. Kills feline parvovirus
(panleukopenia/distemper), herpesvirus, calicivirus, ringworm and a host of
other viruses, bacteria, fungi & Mycoplasma.
Here's the spec sheet
http://www.maxshouse.com/Equipment/T...Spec_Sheet.jpg
..
The only downside is the solution only lasts for 7 days after its mixed. I
use the tablets to make up small quantities- 1 tablet makes 16 oz, or 2
tablets make 32 oz to use in spray bottles. Just drop the tablets in a spay
bottle with 16 or 32 oz. of water and you're good to go after it dissolves.
For larger areas you can order the 1.3 oz packets that makes 1 gallon and
treats about 135 sq. ft. Trifectant also comes in 10 lb. tubs- but for home
use, you're better off with the tablets for spay bottles and 1.3 oz. packets
for mopping solutions- no measurement.

Here's were you can order Trifectant in tablets and packets:

http://lambriarvetsupply.com/sbsite.php

http://tinyurl.com/9u3fk


Btw, you might want to separate the litters to limit the spread of disease.
If you can, keep each litter in a separate area- or better yet, in a
different room.

Best of luck,

Phil

Gee thanks Phil, Didn't ever get around to ask.. but I was looking for that
too !!
--
Will~

"... so that's how liberty ends, in a round of applause."

Queen Amidala, The revenge of the Syth.


"Phil P." wrote in message
nk.net...

"John Ross Mc Master" wrote in message
...
See the picture I posted for you in alt.binaries.pictures.animals.
(Attn Phil P. I think was my header.) You'll see my setup.

I bet you never had this question before but you're the only one I can
think to ask.

I foster cats. I have hardwood floors. How do I really disinfect the
place without wrecking the beautiful floors? Is there any substance,
NOT bleach, that will kill panleuk etc. without destroying the floors?


I use Trifectant (a/k/a Virkon S) its about the best there is. Doesn't
harm
finishes and its safe to use around kittens. As with any cleaning product,
try it out on a small area- just to make sure. Kills feline parvovirus
(panleukopenia/distemper), herpesvirus, calicivirus, ringworm and a host
of
other viruses, bacteria, fungi & Mycoplasma.
Here's the spec sheet
http://www.maxshouse.com/Equipment/T...Spec_Sheet.jpg
.
The only downside is the solution only lasts for 7 days after its mixed.
I
use the tablets to make up small quantities- 1 tablet makes 16 oz, or 2
tablets make 32 oz to use in spray bottles. Just drop the tablets in a
spay
bottle with 16 or 32 oz. of water and you're good to go after it
dissolves.
For larger areas you can order the 1.3 oz packets that makes 1 gallon and
treats about 135 sq. ft. Trifectant also comes in 10 lb. tubs- but for
home
use, you're better off with the tablets for spay bottles and 1.3 oz.
packets
for mopping solutions- no measurement.

Here's were you can order Trifectant in tablets and packets:

http://lambriarvetsupply.com/sbsite.php

http://tinyurl.com/9u3fk


Btw, you might want to separate the litters to limit the spread of
disease.
If you can, keep each litter in a separate area- or better yet, in a
different room.

Best of luck,

Phil

PHIL IS THE MAN :-)
"Willow" wrote in message
t...
Gee thanks Phil, Didn't ever get around to ask.. but I was looking for
that
too !!
--
Will~

"... so that's how liberty ends, in a round of applause."

Queen Amidala, The revenge of the Syth.


"Phil P." wrote in message
nk.net...

"John Ross Mc Master" wrote in message
...
See the picture I posted for you in alt.binaries.pictures.animals.
(Attn Phil P. I think was my header.) You'll see my setup.

I bet you never had this question before but you're the only one I can
think to ask.

I foster cats. I have hardwood floors. How do I really disinfect the
place without wrecking the beautiful floors? Is there any substance,
NOT bleach, that will kill panleuk etc. without destroying the floors?


I use Trifectant (a/k/a Virkon S) its about the best there is. Doesn't
harm
finishes and its safe to use around kittens. As with any cleaning
product,
try it out on a small area- just to make sure. Kills feline parvovirus
(panleukopenia/distemper), herpesvirus, calicivirus, ringworm and a host
of
other viruses, bacteria, fungi & Mycoplasma.
Here's the spec sheet
http://www.maxshouse.com/Equipment/T...Spec_Sheet.jpg
.
The only downside is the solution only lasts for 7 days after its mixed.
I
use the tablets to make up small quantities- 1 tablet makes 16 oz, or 2
tablets make 32 oz to use in spray bottles. Just drop the tablets in a
spay
bottle with 16 or 32 oz. of water and you're good to go after it
dissolves.
For larger areas you can order the 1.3 oz packets that makes 1 gallon and
treats about 135 sq. ft. Trifectant also comes in 10 lb. tubs- but for
home
use, you're better off with the tablets for spay bottles and 1.3 oz.
packets
for mopping solutions- no measurement.

Here's were you can order Trifectant in tablets and packets:

http://lambriarvetsupply.com/sbsite.php

http://tinyurl.com/9u3fk


Btw, you might want to separate the litters to limit the spread of
disease.
If you can, keep each litter in a separate area- or better yet, in a
different room.

Best of luck,

Phil

Seems to be really.. I'll keep that in mind ;o)

--
Will~

"... so that's how liberty ends, in a round of applause."

Queen Amidala, The revenge of the Syth.


"NMR" wrote in message
. ..
PHIL IS THE MAN :-)
"Willow" wrote in message
t...
Gee thanks Phil, Didn't ever get around to ask.. but I was looking for
that
too !!
--
Will~

"... so that's how liberty ends, in a round of applause."

Queen Amidala, The revenge of the Syth.


"Phil P." wrote in message
nk.net...

"John Ross Mc Master" wrote in message
...
See the picture I posted for you in alt.binaries.pictures.animals.
(Attn Phil P. I think was my header.) You'll see my setup.

I bet you never had this question before but you're the only one I
can
think to ask.

I foster cats. I have hardwood floors. How do I really disinfect the
place without wrecking the beautiful floors? Is there any substance,
NOT bleach, that will kill panleuk etc. without destroying the
floors?


I use Trifectant (a/k/a Virkon S) its about the best there is. Doesn't
harm
finishes and its safe to use around kittens. As with any cleaning
product,
try it out on a small area- just to make sure. Kills feline parvovirus
(panleukopenia/distemper), herpesvirus, calicivirus, ringworm and a
host
of
other viruses, bacteria, fungi & Mycoplasma.
Here's the spec sheet
http://www.maxshouse.com/Equipment/T...Spec_Sheet.jpg
.
The only downside is the solution only lasts for 7 days after its
mixed.
I
use the tablets to make up small quantities- 1 tablet makes 16 oz, or 2
tablets make 32 oz to use in spray bottles. Just drop the tablets in a
spay
bottle with 16 or 32 oz. of water and you're good to go after it
dissolves.
For larger areas you can order the 1.3 oz packets that makes 1 gallon
and
treats about 135 sq. ft. Trifectant also comes in 10 lb. tubs- but for
home
use, you're better off with the tablets for spay bottles and 1.3 oz.
packets
for mopping solutions- no measurement.

Here's were you can order Trifectant in tablets and packets:

http://lambriarvetsupply.com/sbsite.php

http://tinyurl.com/9u3fk


Btw, you might want to separate the litters to limit the spread of
disease.
If you can, keep each litter in a separate area- or better yet, in a
different room.

Best of luck,

Phil

"Willow" wrote in message
t...
Gee thanks Phil, Didn't ever get around to ask.. but I was looking for
that
too !!


I forgot to mention that you can also use Trifectant in the wash for bedding
and blankets and even some toys.

P.

*Look at post, look at extreemely smelly doggie bed*

Now you're onto something.. ;o)

--
Will~

"... so that's how liberty ends, in a round of applause."

Queen Amidala, The revenge of the Syth.


"Phil P." wrote in message
ink.net...

"Willow" wrote in message
t...
Gee thanks Phil, Didn't ever get around to ask.. but I was looking for
that
too !!


I forgot to mention that you can also use Trifectant in the wash for
bedding
and blankets and even some toys.

P.