Clean Glass Bird Feeders

Express your love for birds especially through glass bird feeders. The clever designs done on glass bird feeders are sure to make your bird porch, cage, or garden a little more amazing and lively. The intricate design, located around the feeders so that you can view the patterns from any stage, will surely give a sense of authenticity to your bird’s enthusiasm.

Glass is steadily becoming the material of selection for bird feeders. Glass can offer amazing flexibility in terms of design patterns. Glass artwork can offer your feeders exotic finishes restricted only by an artist or your imagination. More vital, glass feeders designs are reputed be more resistant to rusting, scratches, or faking off.

Adding glass bird feeders as accent piece to your garden or birdcage is one sure way to elevate your pleasure for birds, be it caged or wild ones. Anyway, as glass bird feeders can actually rise the level of activity for birds in your place, there may be a little bit delicate to clean.

Bleach and Water

Cleaning up glass bird feeders should be easy and fast when you use water and bleach. Bleach can be an efficiently eliminate models and other unwanted microscopic organisms. With the increase avian disease that can be infectious to human, keeping glass bird feeders clean down to sub-atomic stages can be the top preventive measures for bird enthusiasts to reject catching bird related disease like the bird flu.

By adding bleach-a-quality disinfectant-to water, you can be sure that your glass bird feeders are not just visibly obvious, but pathogenically secure as well.

Anyway, bleach is not so perfect on the smell. Actually, household bleach can cause allergies to some people. To stop allergic reactions or prevent the disturbing odor, the measure of the bleach mixture must be in the ratio of 10 parts of water to only 1 part of the bleach. This solution is enough for a perfect yet smell-free cleaning.

For people who are truly allergic to bleach smell, letting the glass bird feeders air dry or perfect yet, applying a coating of sugar extract on the feeders can surely suppress the strong smell of bleach.