Airfilter for pet smells?

I just Googled ' Bird Smells ' and noticed a few sites you may have interest in.

 

Close the door to the room so it's more air tight?

 

Maybe this product could work for the odor?
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w my cats we use paper grocery bags, pine chip litter and baking soda,

 

Thanks, I'll have to try that.

 

Bird's respiratory systems can be badly affected by shavings, etc.
http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/pets/msg1216444716365.html

Planned Parrothood, heh
http://www.plannedparrothood.com/sniff.html

 

I have been told that the odor from Teflon pans (when high heat is applied) can kill a bird. An old wives tale? One for Mythbusters?........Oh wait....If true, PETA may not like that episode

 

I'm curious if there is something that helps with pet odors too, but not specifically for "pets." I have a mouse problem and I can't get rid of the bastard and my house smells like mouse piss.

 

I recommend this for your birds. Should cure the smell in no time.
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If you have central heating and air, 3M has a filter that will filter out fine particles including smoke
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Filtrete/AirQualityProducts/ProductInformation/FiltreteProducts/HighPerformanceFilters/

...otherwise setup an airscrubber in the room!
http://www.drieaz.com/_DEC/DEC_Product_Base.aspx?decID=1041

 

I might try those air filters. In addition to the stink of mouse pee, I have a neighbor who smokes and I can smell it, even though she was told by the landlord (my parents) not to smoke in the house. I live in a double and she is next door. Really pisses me off and stinks.

How well do air scrubbers work? I'd pay $850 to not have to smell her stinky as cigarettes anymore.

 

Air scrubbers are designed to clean large volumes of air very quickly with a HEPA filter. They are typically used where mold and smoke damage has occurred.

The downside of some models, is more than usual fan noise.

 

Zophie,

How are you trying to catch the mice?

I tried no-kill traps and I took them into the woods and released them.... even up to 1 mile away but the little bastards came back. So I had enough, and I got the snap traps. I found the trick is to put them perpendicular to the walls - up against the walls - because mice always run along walls. I just got like 30 of them and put them everywhere along all the walls... caught maybe 10 of them over 2-3 days, and in the past 6+ months I've maybe caught 2.

If they are in places you can't get to (like walls, ceilings) there are other ways to get at them there.

Thing about mice is they come in for the food... so wherever they can get food, is where they will be active.

 

get rid of your wife then you can have 50 parrots all over the house.

 

LOL