Is windex reptile safe????

[brooklynboy521]

Just as the title says is WINDEX reptile safe. I was just cleaning cages and was wondering

 

[Edwardo]

Just as the title says is WINDEX reptile safe. I was just cleaning cages and was wondering

My guess would be its not completely reptile safe, but Im not a chemist, also I think it would depend on how you use it. I wouldnt leave it wet in anyway, in the cage, It does give off fumes,(much more when wet) that Im sure cant be good for any animal to breath, in a confined box.
I only use it on the front panel of my cages, which is either glass or acrylic, cleaning, inside and out and making sure I wipe it completely dry. Never had a problem.

 

[brooklynboy521]

My guess would be its not completely reptile safe, but Im not a chemist, also I think it would depend on how you use it. I wouldnt leave it wet in anyway, in the cage, It does give off fumes,(much more when wet) that Im sure cant be good for any animal to breath, in a confined box.
I only use it on the front panel of my cages, which is either glass or acrylic, cleaning, inside and out and making sure I wipe it completely dry. Never had a problem.

i was just to clean off the inside glass, etc. And yes it would be completely dried

 

[Joe M]

Yeah its fine as long as you let it dry. I use it for my vision cages' glass all the time with no issues.

 

[snakeguy101]

NO it is made with coaltars which are extremely toxic to cold blooded animals. Use bleach or vinegar instead! It is not worth the risk and I do not even use it to clean my windows because if the mist makes its way to them in the other room, it could kill them.