You've got to make sure that they're really clean, so the residue doesn't go rancid. If you dry them out and peel the skin off the inside, they should be clean enough.
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I've bought lots of coconuts over time, eaten the yummi inside of the coconut myself and cleaned the shells for houses to both mice and gerbils 
They are perfekt for houses since they can be boiled to get rid of bacteria and gerbils can't destroy them :lol:
They are perfekt for houses since they can be boiled to get rid of bacteria and gerbils can't destroy them :lol:
how long do you boil them for ?
lindberg4220 said:I've bought lots of coconuts over time, eaten the yummi inside of the coconut myself and cleaned the shells for houses to both mice and gerbils
They are perfekt for houses since they can be boiled to get rid of bacteria and gerbils can't destroy them :lol:
Just a few minutes, maybe 5 or so :?: Don't take timeGovanbill said:how long do you boil them for ?
lindberg4220 said:I've bought lots of coconuts over time, eaten the yummi inside of the coconut myself and cleaned the shells for houses to both mice and gerbils
They are perfekt for houses since they can be boiled to get rid of bacteria and gerbils can't destroy them :lol:
thanks
lindberg4220 said:Just a few minutes, maybe 5 or so :?: Don't take timeGovanbill said:how long do you boil them for ?
lindberg4220 said:I've bought lots of coconuts over time, eaten the yummi inside of the coconut myself and cleaned the shells for houses to both mice and gerbils
They are perfekt for houses since they can be boiled to get rid of bacteria and gerbils can't destroy them :lol:
I bet my Spiny mice could destroy them
I don't know how destructive spiny mice is, but gerbils are pretty much destroying anything that is NOT glas/porcelain, metal or coconut :lol:
They have so much fun peeling every tiny fiber from the coconut
They have so much fun peeling every tiny fiber from the coconut
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