1. Remove all birds from the coop before cleaning.
2. Remove bedding, droppings, feed residues and loose debris.
3. Sweep or scrape away heavy contamination.
4. Dilute Coop Cleaner at up to 20:1 with clean water.
5. Apply using a sprayer, brush, sponge or mop.
6. Pay particular attention to perches, nest boxes, floors, walls, corners and other high-contact areas.
7. Allow suitable contact time.
8. Rinse if required and allow surfaces to dry thoroughly before returning birds.

Top Tip: Regular cleaning is one of the simplest ways to maintain a cleaner, fresher coop and make ongoing poultry management easier.

For routine touch-up cleaning between deep cleans, pair with Coop Cleaner Spray.

For poultry keepers dealing with known red mite challenges, pair with Red Mite Concentrate as part of your wider poultry management programme.

Quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs) provide professional disinfectant performance and are widely used throughout animal housing, agricultural and biosecurity cleaning programmes.

Non-ionic surfactants help lift away dirt, grease, droppings, feed residues and organic contamination commonly found within poultry housing.

Cleaning agents help break down stubborn grime and make routine coop maintenance quicker and easier.

Disinfectant technology helps support routine poultry hygiene and maintain cleaner hard surfaces throughout the coop.

Concentrated 20:1 formula delivers economical cleaning power, allowing a single bottle to clean large areas of poultry housing.

Professional poultry housing formulation developed specifically for chicken coops, hen houses, nest boxes, perches and other poultry accommodation.

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“Use this every couple of weeks on the coop and perches. Smells much fresher afterwards.”
— Darren

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“Easy to dilute and goes quite far considering the bottle size”

— Lucy P.

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“Been using for routine wash downs and the coop feels cleaner overall tbh”
— @thelittlehenhouse

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“Works really well on nest boxes and hard surfaces.”
— Jamie R

What is Coop Cleaner Disinfectant Concentrate?

Coop Cleaner is a concentrated poultry housing cleaner and disinfectant developed specifically for chicken coops, hen houses, poultry sheds, nest boxes, perches and other poultry accommodation.

How do I dilute Coop Cleaner?

Coop Cleaner can be diluted at up to 20 parts water to 1 part concentrate, making it an economical choice for routine poultry hygiene and deep cleaning.

Can Coop Cleaner be used on chicken coops?

Yes. Coop Cleaner has been specifically developed for cleaning and disinfecting chicken coops and poultry housing.

Can Coop Cleaner be used on hen houses?

Absolutely. It is suitable for hen houses, poultry sheds, breeder housing and other poultry accommodation.

Can Coop Cleaner be used on nest boxes?

Yes. Nest boxes are one of the most important areas to include within a regular poultry cleaning routine.

Can Coop Cleaner be used on perches?

Yes. Perches can quickly accumulate droppings and organic matter and benefit from regular cleaning and disinfection.

Can Coop Cleaner be used on feeders and drinkers?

Yes. Always rinse thoroughly with clean water before placing feeders and drinkers back into use.

How often should I clean my chicken coop?

This depends on flock size, housing conditions and management practices. Many keepers perform regular weekly cleaning alongside periodic deep cleans.

What causes bad smells in chicken coops?

Droppings, damp bedding, feed residues, moisture build-up and organic contamination can all contribute to unpleasant coop odours.

How can I keep my chicken coop smelling fresh?

Regular removal of bedding, good ventilation and routine cleaning with a suitable poultry housing cleaner can help maintain a fresher environment.

Why is poultry hygiene important?

Good hygiene helps maintain a cleaner environment for both birds and keepers while making routine poultry management easier.

Can Coop Cleaner help with routine red mite management?

Many poultry keepers consider regular cleaning an important part of their overall red mite management strategy. Clean housing is generally easier to inspect and maintain.

What should I use between deep cleans?

Many poultry keepers use Coop Cleaner Spray for routine touch-up cleaning between larger cleans.

What if I already have red mites?

For poultry keepers experiencing known red mite issues, many combine routine cleaning with Red Mite Concentrate, which contains aromatic plant oils and thymol that are naturally disliked by red mites.

Can Coop Cleaner be used as part of a red mite prevention programme?

Many poultry keepers incorporate regular cleaning and hygiene into their wider poultry management routines throughout the year.

Do I need to remove chickens before cleaning?

Yes. Birds should always be removed before cleaning and only returned once surfaces are clean and fully dry.

Can Coop Cleaner be used around ducks, quail and other poultry?

Yes. It is suitable for use in a wide range of poultry housing environments when used according to directions.

Can Coop Cleaner be used by backyard chicken keepers?

Absolutely. Whether you keep a few hens in the garden or manage larger poultry housing, Coop Cleaner helps support routine coop hygiene.

What makes Coop Cleaner different from household disinfectants?

Coop Cleaner has been developed specifically for the unique cleaning challenges associated with poultry housing, including droppings, bedding debris, feed residues and organic contamination.

Who is Coop Cleaner designed for?

Coop Cleaner is designed for chicken keepers, poultry breeders, smallholders and anyone responsible for maintaining clean, hygienic poultry accommodation.