How to Get Rid of Red Mite in Your Coop - Ask Phill 32

Red Mite in Chicken Coops and how to get rid of them.
It may have taken us 30+ episodes of #AskPhill to talk specifically about what is probably the most common chicken-related problem in the world, but we got there eventually!
Phill is back with the latest instalment of the 'Ask Phill' series, this time taking you through all the best tools you can use to both prevent and eradicate red mites from your Chicken Coop.
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[@Ezra1111-]

Thank you Phil

[@davidsteele3037]

Puff, puff, puff, puff, puff... squirt, squirt, squirt😄

[@SynKronos]

I use flour of sulphur to fumigate. Then air out.

[@betjar1]

How do you use flower of SULFUR. And does it work

[@SynKronos]

@@betjar1 burn it. And yes it does. Produces sulphur dioxide, quite noxious which will leave a sulphuric acid residue in damp corners which builds up over time & use.
Diatomaceous Earth dusting is also beneficial.

[@TinaLouise528]

What about respiratory on chickens

[@flytesofancy]

So long as you make sure the birds are not in the house when treating it, and give it plenty of time to air out afterwards, there should be no issue