Poop-Off Bird Poop Remover Refill, 128-Ounce

Spray on, wipe off. I feel safe using in my bird cages.

Works but smell is marginally better than bird poop.

My son has a Green Winged McCaw, who has been his companion for twenty some years. Having her is like having a cow, that poops all over your home. She creates a constant cleanup issue. This product really does work better than anything else we have found. I bought a gallon, which shy last us for a vey long time.

Product is FANTASTIC, gave always loved it. Shipping was TERRIBLE. Box was opened after it left amazon and retapped. Cover was off jug of cleaner, ,jug was in plastic bag-which was open. Luckily foil seal held cleaner in. And no invoice was in package. And it took over month to get.

This product worked very well on even stuck on problems

SAFE, Works great, Pleasant very light aroma that disappears within seconds. I keep several of the most expensive and now endangered parrots. When I switched & began using POOP-OFF, about 5-months ago, I noticed how well it worked, and with way less effort that the previous two products that I had alternated with for the 12-ys prior. POOP-OFF was recommended by the owner of a bird shoppe I have known for several years, and I am so happy I got started with it.

Fir my Macaws bird cages

This stuff works wonders! I cant believe I didnt try this years ago!

Works pretty good, still need to scrub some. Mainly susposed to be safe for pets

As I said, Ive been using this for years, since the mid 90s, actually. I see reviews saying that soap and water works as well, and that this smells horrible. I suppose the smell depends on each person. The first time I smelled it, it reminded me of the smell in the rest rooms, after they were cleaned, when I was in grammer school in the 50s! I have never found that smell objectionable, so its going to depend on your personal tastes, as to whether, or not, it stinks. I actually find it pleasant! As for its effectiveness, Ive never seen anything better. Does it need to soak with hardened droppings. Yes, and no. I always keep one of their application bottles that has the stiff bristled plastic brush head. With that head, I can brush away even hardened droppings. Of course, that leaves debris in the form of small dropping crumbs. But a vacuum, once the area is dry, easily gets rid of those. It requires no rinsing. Just pat it as dry as possible with a paper towel after scrubbing. And, its not only handy for bird droppings, it works for almost anything you spill on your carpet. Ive never seen it leave any kind of stain, mark, or any other kind of evidence of its use left behind after using it. I highly recommend buying the bottle that has the plastic brush head, and then refilling it from gallons, as thats far more economical.