So here is what the playpen looks like before I clean it:
It usually isn't too bad, Munchkin keeps it pretty clean.
The first thing that I do is shake out his towels (if they have been out for a couple of weeks I usually have them washed and give them new ones, but if they aren't too old and if they are clean I just shake them out):
Then I collect all his toys, and replace most of the cardboard pieces and tubes with new ones:
Now I get out the vacuum. I am just going to pause and say how much I love this vacuum. It is a Dyson ball, and it is a version that is meant for homes with pets, so it is really nice and it is easy to use. I love it. It is amazing with pet hair.
The next thing that I do is vacuum off all of his toys. (I like to do this because he gets them furry especially if he is shedding):
After that I take them all out of the playpen and I vacuum the floor:
Then I take out the special "skinny" vacuum hose attachment to get the stuff (mostly bunny fur) that gets in the space between the cage and the wall:
Then I put everything back in and I am done with the playpen!
update: well... it was sideways, but it flipped around to the way it should be when it uploaded. Weird.
Coming soon.... part 3 and How I clean Pipsqueaks cage.
and...
I have not forgotten tour videos! I am going to try to do them this week. Be warned, they will be in many tiny little parts because there is a size limit on blogger videos, but they should still be good. I am going to show you where my pets live and their stuff. I will do some on the cat and the dogs too.
I second everything you said about the vacuum cleaner. It's great!
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying your step-by-step instructions with photos!
Love and hugs,
Mom
I'm looking forward to the videos!
ReplyDeleteSarah :)
Nothing like a clean home and playpen to keep a bunny healthy and happy! Great work with your descriptions and photos.
ReplyDelete- Animal Gram