Clean Your Aviary with Nok-Out

 

Amazing NOK-OUT & Aviary Cleanliness

Nok-Out may be successfully used in the aviary without fear of harming your birds.  Mess management would include cage-aviary and perch cleaning using Broad Spectrum & Odor Eliminating Nok-Out full strength. Waster trays holding litter or paper should be cleaned with Nok-Out at a ratio of ½ water, ½ Nok-Out. Each time litter or paper is changed. Occasional spraying with Nok-Out at the above ratio will keep cages and aviaries completely sanitized and odor free.

Washable shoulder perches will be disinfected and odor free by washing in 8 oz Nok-Out in a regular wash load. Shoulder perches that are vinyl or other non-machine washable products, should be sprayed heavily, rolled dry in a clean towel, or wiped with a sponge for a sanitary and odor free perch.

Nok-Out carries EPA Registration for all odor remediation and disinfection. This registration ensures that Nok-Out has been thoroughly tested to be safe, is hypoallergenic, non-masking, and non-toxic for all aviary equipment. Literature indicates that Nok-Out is not recommended for direct application on your birds.

Using Nok-Out as described above will provide an unpolluted, chemical free, sanitary, clean and sweet smelling home for you, your birds, bird babies and other household pets. You will be safe from all unwanted pathogens in the environment.

For further information, or to obtain a personal consultation, please contact: Ted, 866.551.1927, or email: ted@nokout.com.

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I had e-mailed you a number of times a few months ago, regarding a kitty that I have that was spraying around the house. I just wanted to take a moment to give you a follow-up. She is doing GREAT!! I really thought we'd have to put her down, if we couldn't get her behavior turned around. but through a daily regime of medication and other behavior modification, we seem to have this under control. My husband and I started by spending about 5 hours one Sunday cleaning every running foot of wall (from the floor up, about 2 feet) with Nok-Out! Your product is truly a miracle. And of course, daily cleaning of the litter boxes and then spraying again with Nok-Out! It's worked. And I wanted you to know in case you hear of other despondent pet owners. I fell like this is truly a success story, and I wanted to let you know how much I appreciated your support and suggestions. Thanks!!!"
Judith Carter
Sep 20, 2011
I had to tell you just how amazing your product is, and three different stories of extreme circumstances that prove it. I had a diabetic cat who just could not make it to the litter box. We tried everything on the market...yet the smell always came back. I bought some Nok-Out at a cat show, used it, and we were thrilled!!! It was incredible. And, if that wasn't enough, a boarder in our house had an ancient cat that peed EVERYWHERE. We made her lock the cat in her room to save the rest of the floors in our 130 year old house. When she left, we ripped out the carpets down to the original wood. Twice a day we saturated the floor with a plant mister filled with Nok-Out (for about 7 days). It may have taken some time, but here we are today, almost one year later and NO SMELL! Lastly, My husband is a heavy fighter for the SCA (a medieval reenactment group). That means he wears regular street clothes, then puts on a heavily padded and quilted jacket that reaches his knees, then puts 40 lbs of steel armor over all of that to go out and fight with swords for hours in the August heat and humidity. The amount of sweat is amazing...and the smell...that's amazing too! I won't let him in the house. We sprayed his jacket with that plant mister full of Nok-Out- and, now it can hang in the closet next to my favorite jacket. I can't tell you how much I love this product.! I tell every single person I know all about how great you are! Thanks for Nok-Out.
L Price
Sep 20, 2011