thats not nice

mig

well i really am mad,brought some new bird feeders ,put different seeds and things in each one and what did the birds do C*****d all over the washing.anybody know how too get it out?Mig :x

valval

oops that was not nice but you can never trust birds can you

mellman01

Sulphuric acid will do it!, honestly though Google it there's got to be someone who's tried Yak spit or some odd thing on bird dung!., we get red kite round here and boy when they turn out it's like a flying cow has done a do do on your car.

valval

rehab44 wrote:

valval wrote:

oops that was not nice but you can never trust birds can you

That is so true, I once went out with a bird I met in a pub in Colchester, I was attracted to her because I was really rat assed and she wore a very erotic donkey jacket .....

Fat Kev: 'You have already told us about her Rehab, you boring old fart'



........oh.. :oops:

in colchester you deserve all you get there pal

Wonkylegs

mig wrote:

well i really am mad,brought some new bird feeders ,put different seeds and things in each one and what did the birds do C*****d all over the washing.anybody know how too get it out?Mig :x

Oh I know that feeling well :roll: :roll: since hubby has been feeding the birds for years.

In my experience, unless the birds have also been helping themselves to lots of berries (don't hang washing out if they have :roll: - you won't have to ask how to tell when they have ) if you let the offending article dry, most will brush off, then a normal wash in biological detergent usually does the trick.

in return .... perhaps you can advise me how to persuade the birds to EAT the stuff rather than plant it all in my garden :eek: :roll:

wonky

dreamdaisy

Thanks to the birds' less-than-controlled toilet habits I now keep all washing indoors. The wet stuff dries overnight without any need for a re-wash. DD

mig

morning all,googled how to remove bird droppings out of clothes,cant believe its actually there :!: most said to let it dry then scrape off,rinse a fwe times if still marked use some hydron peroxide.im still stunned that people have put it out there,its amazing what you can find when you google. :shock: Mig

valval

Fat Kev: 'You have already told us about her Rehab, you boring old fart'



........oh.. :oops:[/quote]


yes brother was stationed there for couple of years even fed the animals

in colchester you deserve all you get there pal[/quote]

A big garrison town Val, do you know it?[/quote]

valval

mig wrote:

morning all,googled how to remove bird droppings out of clothes,cant believe its actually there :!: most said to let it dry then scrape off,rinse a fwe times if still marked use some hydron peroxide.im still stunned that people have put it out there,its amazing what you can find when you google. :shock: Mig

yes there is always an answer out there what did we do before the www

NinaKKang

Don't you have to wash it through again? What about disease carrying birds? Am I being paranoid? I always wash mine again if it has bird poo on it.

I bought a very nice bird feeder last year and my girls love feeding the birds because we can't keep pets (both of us work full time, we can just about manage the kids). The result is that they overfeed the birds, squirrels and foxes that now come daily to our back garden. Honestly, it's practically a ZOO out there.

Nxx