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Re: Home Depot Cage
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03/30/05 10:46 PM
03/30/05 10:46 PM
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minkasmom
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You did an awesome job! It's given me something to think about when we move to our new house later this year. One question: did you use the same finish on the INSIDE wood as well as the outside? Or did you leave that part unfinished? (I'm totally paranoid about what my suggies could EVEN POSSIBLY chew on...)
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Re: Home Depot Cage
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03/31/05 01:11 AM
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All of the wood is coated with shellac. Unfinished wood will absorb the urine and stink.
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Re: Home Depot Cage
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03/31/05 01:49 AM
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[:"blue"] Nice job!! You might want to consider adding a second water bottle to the cage. Should one get clogged or leak all of its water, you would still have a second in reserve. For a couple of extra dollars, it's good insurance. [/]
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Re: Home Depot Cage
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03/31/05 03:07 PM
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I was wonder what did you use on the back side, it looks solid and not wire
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