Sounds great. Are these bear-proof too?
Carol Tveekrem
Cook County
On 9/21/2010 9:14 PM, Andrew wrote:
Here is how!! Toss it in the garbage and get a good one..
Get a HummZinger feeder.. http://www.aspectsinc.com/2_HumFdrs.html
These are simply the BEST feeders..
Easy to clean..
Freezin
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How do you get the "
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From: Victor Lewis
Date: Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 11:13 AM
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To: Cal Paulson
my favorite hummingbird feeder is BEST-1 hummingbird feeder out of Poteet
Tx. can get them
at wild bird stores orcall them at 800
Toss out the hummingbird feeders you are presently using and buy the wide
mouth, easy to take apart, easy to clean, cheap ($3.98) feeders at Walmart. I
did and am very happy with them.
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vinegar also works well on mold.
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Be sure the "dirt" isn't mold. Some molds are quite toxic to birds. If there
is any p
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How do you get the "dirt" out of the bottom of the feerer?
Greetings:
How do you get the "dirt"
, Anoka Co.
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Put some uncooked rice in, add water, and shake it hard. Pour
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Subject: [mou-net] cleaning hummingbird feeders
How do you get the "dirt" out of the bottom of the feerer?
Greetings:
How do you get the "dirt" out of the bottom of the feerer? Tooth brush can't
possibly reach it all. Black "dirt" does not all come out
I wash my hummingbird feeders in the dishwasher. If they're too long for
that, into the garbage they go. I prefer several small feeders scattered
around to one big feeder anyway. But my mother-in-law uses a bigger feeder,
and a long bottle brush to clean it.
Best, Laura
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 11
How do you get the "dirt" out of the bottom of the feerer?
Greetings:
How do you get the "dirt" out of the bottom of the feerer? Tooth brush can't
possibly reach it all. Black "dirt" does not all come out with a tooth prush.
Is there some solution that helps remove the black spots.
Rev. Fore
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