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Old 09-06-2008, 09:35 AM
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hi,
Any suggestions on the best wood preserver to use on my new chick house.
All answers greatfully accepted.

Thanks Gloria.
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Hi Gloria,
I use a water-based Cuprinol, it says on the tin that it's safe to use around pets and animals. You might need to reapply it each spring though.
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If the chickens aren't already in it, and you've got time to leave it for a few weeks before they do take up residence I'd say creosote.
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I use something called cuprinol shades, which is just coloured cupronol. (Wood based.)
I got it in dark green? and the duck hut looks great. Seems to do the trick.

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