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How To Dry Out A Wet Chicken Coop. Check to be sure the chicken coop is not leaking. We have had much higher humidity than usual, and what should have dried in a day or so, is still wet and mucky three days later. For the basics of cleaning out bedding, all you need is a rake, broom, or dust pan depending on what size and style your coop is. Provide a dry sandbox under cover to allow the hens to dust bath. Treat your ground near the pop hole or door with a disinfectant; Once you've got it mostly dried out, it can be useful to leave it unbedded for a day or two to let the floor and lower. During the winter, it is difficult for the wood to dry out. Wet poop underneath and leeches into the dirt going downwards. It may take a couple changes of shavings to dry the coop; Snow, ice and rain can seep into the coop’s structure. Next week i come out and i. This will stop the ground from becoming.

Check to be sure the chicken coop is not leaking. It may take a couple changes of shavings to dry the coop; Treat your ground near the pop hole or door with a disinfectant; Once you've got it mostly dried out, it can be useful to leave it unbedded for a day or two to let the floor and lower. We have had much higher humidity than usual, and what should have dried in a day or so, is still wet and mucky three days later. Wet poop underneath and leeches into the dirt going downwards. Provide a dry sandbox under cover to allow the hens to dust bath. During the winter, it is difficult for the wood to dry out. This will stop the ground from becoming. Snow, ice and rain can seep into the coop’s structure.

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How To Dry Out A Wet Chicken Coop Once you've got it mostly dried out, it can be useful to leave it unbedded for a day or two to let the floor and lower. During the winter, it is difficult for the wood to dry out. Snow, ice and rain can seep into the coop’s structure. Treat your ground near the pop hole or door with a disinfectant; This will stop the ground from becoming. Next week i come out and i. It may take a couple changes of shavings to dry the coop; Wet poop underneath and leeches into the dirt going downwards. Check to be sure the chicken coop is not leaking. Provide a dry sandbox under cover to allow the hens to dust bath. Once you've got it mostly dried out, it can be useful to leave it unbedded for a day or two to let the floor and lower. We have had much higher humidity than usual, and what should have dried in a day or so, is still wet and mucky three days later. For the basics of cleaning out bedding, all you need is a rake, broom, or dust pan depending on what size and style your coop is.