Items you will need:
Gloves
Bucket
Cleaning Brush
Disinfectant
Screwdriver (if necessary)
Introduction:
To minimise the risk of infection and help prevent the build-up of bacteria and the transmission of diseases you must clean your feeders regularly. Follow these five easy steps on how to keep them clean:
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1 .
Always wearing gloves, empty the feeder of its old contents and empty into a bin. Don’t put this on the compost heap or back in the feeder as it may contain harmful bacteria.

2. After filling a bucket with warm, soapy water, submerge the feeder and scrub thoroughly, with a
cleaning brush, until the feeder is clean. On certain feeders, you will need a screwdriver to undo the base.

3. Rinse with cold water, ideally under an outside tap and allow to dry.

4. Finally, after re-assembling your feeder, spray with a bird-friendly disinfectant, like
the
Safe 4 disinfectant range, leave for a few minutes then rinse off thoroughly. Allow time to dry completely before refilling with fresh
seed.

5. Wash hands thoroughly with warm soapy water or
Safe 4 Hand Sanitiser.
