Can this be used in sheep stalls?
1332079
Not sure but I use it for chicken laying boxes and on the coop floor I would think it would be no problem
1332080
I have used it in my goat housing so yes I believe you should be able to use it in sheep stalls. Be careful when pouring it out so you don't create too much air-born dust as it is a fine powder. That is the only caveat I had with this product. You can buy the granular form of this product but it did not seem as absorbent to me as the powder.
1088110
Yes but maybe only 1. Chickens need room to move and this doesnt have that much room for that. I have chickens and it is too small for my pets. We have the rabbit in the cage.
166568
I don't see why not...as long as it's all dry contents -- you don't want to get the unit wet. But yes, this would make a handy way to shift around a larger amount of foodstuffs in the pantry...Hey, now you've given me a new organizing idea! ;-)
1648082
not sure i used it on wool oriental carpets and it did great and the can said not to use on wool try on a corner and see
2146105
Ummm, I would'nt think so. I have used mixed in oatmeal and it works great for that. Hope that helped?
531190
It's probably not the most ideal location for use, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. I can't see how the cold or moisture would affect the structure or functionality of this drawer. In fact, now that you've presented the idea, I must admit I'm currently standing in front of my fridge considering the possibilities. Hmmmm . . .
57871
I can't see why not, my only concern would be possible irritant to the horses. Also keep in mind that this product needs to be activated by putting it into the dryer.
420132
Because it's specifically designed for wool and sheep skin products, my guess is that it would be perfect for your wool blanket (at a cold temperature). I would not dry the blanket after washing, but would air dry.
838478
It might/probably work. The problem may be with the length of the spring. If it is too long, it may be a little difficult to press it and slip it on to the lugs with the shears wide open. However, it will be better to try it than to blindly buy another Wusthof poultry shear because of a spring.
982692
I don't know why it wouldn't. As long as you can access sensor wire on the fridgidair unit. right now we are keeping apples and potato's, and onions.Later we use it for hanging beef, and deer.
1635032
Probably. The directions show how to install in a barn. Just make sure raccoons and possums and mice can't get to it.
480059
It might. It would be according to how much you use it. We use it for cubing venison and steak but these are cut into pieces approx. 3 to 4" wide and approx. 1" thick. we very seldom run it for more than 10 to 15 min. continuously. Has done great with no stalls or getting hot but I don't want to push it as I love this machine and don't want to be without it. Hope this helps you. I would also like to add that I did purchase the motor for it and that is a great time saver.
854506
I don't think I would. I think it's too coarse for such use. However, you might do best to check with others.
1239940
Yes it could. It is basically a thin muslin. The grounds would not pass through.
2090196
it works in a large barn that has the large doors open most of the time- worth a try - good luck
1215329
I do not think so. But truthfully, I have not tried it for that because I have the other cannister used primarily for that. If you try it, I would only use maybe a pint of cream. Good luck!
155251
Sure - Can't see why not. For something big that would be fine. Smaller things would get "lost" into / between the bins. But if you take some bins out and instead store something big in that space - sure.