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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 03/30/2017 at 8:45 AM
  Crashley
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  Winnie and Pepito not to keen on their monthly nail trimmings lol
  
  Ive got a pretty cool bunny setup with nic grids, that I routinly switch around cause i get tired of it. What im really tired of is that blanket in the first picture, somebody has to have a better idea then using a blanket on the floor. That blanket is almost more then half the size of that decent sized bedroom and is half of my weight. no joke. I dont know what kind of blanket that it is. but i cant do it anymore. its impossible to get hay off of it and little poops that stray away. When i go to clean up there room, I got to pick it up and its an avalanch of hay and bunnie things that get tracked through my house. Not to mention washing that thing is gonna ruin my washer :/ The blanket is so heavy i have to lug it over my shoulder, its truly agonizing. There has to be a much simpler option.
  
  I was thinking the big ol’ foam puzzle pieces and then little fleece beds i can put around for them. They dont eat things they shouldnt and Winnie only likes to dig on soft things like cloths and blankets. Also, Im having surgery on the 19th of April, and Im trying to make it easier for my fiance, cause he will have to od the bunny work for alittle bit. The blanket has to gooo!
- 03/30/2017 at 9:03 AM
  Luna
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  Cute little cow buns! How about a large area rug? It’ll stay in place and be easier to vacuum, though I don’t know how you would wash it.
- 03/30/2017 at 9:47 AM
  Crashley
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  Thanks Luna! They are little cows. A small area rug is not a bad idea, Though I am all wierd about fleas, So washing it is very important to me. We dont have fleas but we have a dog about the first 3 months of spring and summer, regardless of our efforts we fight the flea problem and then it gets under control. I will be considering the rug though. would even be lighter then the blanket. lol
- 03/30/2017 at 11:00 AM
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  Beautiful bunnies! So adorable. x
  
  Does it have to be soft flooring? Lino is easy and you can have small fleece beds here and there so it’s not all lino
- 03/30/2017 at 11:06 AM
  Crashley
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  Thankyou Limit! The floor underneath of the them is vinyl, but i feel like its hard for them and they slide evvveryywhere, even when they go to jump in there litterbox they will slip:/ I do plan on having little fleece beds here and there though! easy to wash and clean!
- 03/30/2017 at 11:31 AM
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  Posted By Crashley on 3/30/2017 11:06 AM
  Thankyou Limit! The floor underneath of the them is vinyl, but i feel like its hard for them and they slide evvveryywhere, even when they go to jump in there litterbox they will slip:/ I do plan on having little fleece beds here and there though! easy to wash and clean!
  
  Ahhh I see! My vinyl has a word effect so has these little grooves all over it… must be why mine don’t slip I think you can get carpet tiles from some places… or cork tiles, you best show piccies when you do change things around!
- 03/30/2017 at 11:42 AM
  Crashley
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  I will defintely show some pics
  Cork tiles? Thats sounds rather interesting! Im gonna check those out!
  thanks Limit!
- 03/31/2017 at 8:06 AM
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- 04/01/2017 at 2:23 PM
  Jellie
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  Hi! I used the little foam tiles for the base of my buns flooring, and then used an indoor outdoor carpet for on top of that. It’s very lightweight, and inexpensive. I’m thinking I can take it outside, spray with vinegar and rinse with the hose to clean. Would definitely be easy to vacuum Or sweep. On top of that I have a couple fleece blankets I put around for soft spots to lay on. They’re easy to shake out and wash.
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