cerva0530
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Hello! I wasn’t sure where to post this, but this seemed like the best spot. correct me if i’m wrong please!
Anyhow, recently a younger sibling of mine knocked over a small glass table, and it shattered all over the living room floor, which is where my birds spend their day. I have two lovebirds, and fortunately they weren’t in that room at the time, and the glass has been cleaned up. However, i do worry about the tiny pieces of broken glass. We swept, mopped, even used wet paper towels all over our floor. For the past two days, I’ve still been finding tiny pieces of glass every now and then. My birds haven’t been out since the table broke, but I do know that they need enrichment and exercise. Typically they free-roam our house(mainly our living room) during the day, and sleep in their cage at night. Needless to say, this has kind of prevented them from being out of their cage, and I worry about them. I love and care for them greatly and i want them be as healthy as possible, which means them also getting plenty of enrichment.
Basically, what i’m trying to get at is, do any of you have any tips of getting completely rid of broken glass glass? Namely, tiny and stray glass pieces.
Anyhow, recently a younger sibling of mine knocked over a small glass table, and it shattered all over the living room floor, which is where my birds spend their day. I have two lovebirds, and fortunately they weren’t in that room at the time, and the glass has been cleaned up. However, i do worry about the tiny pieces of broken glass. We swept, mopped, even used wet paper towels all over our floor. For the past two days, I’ve still been finding tiny pieces of glass every now and then. My birds haven’t been out since the table broke, but I do know that they need enrichment and exercise. Typically they free-roam our house(mainly our living room) during the day, and sleep in their cage at night. Needless to say, this has kind of prevented them from being out of their cage, and I worry about them. I love and care for them greatly and i want them be as healthy as possible, which means them also getting plenty of enrichment.
Basically, what i’m trying to get at is, do any of you have any tips of getting completely rid of broken glass glass? Namely, tiny and stray glass pieces.