19 March 2007 #1 B bikina Well-Known Member Joined 3 November 2006 Messages 298 Location London www.expeditionequus.com Hi, I have been offered 15 bags of oak wood shavings from a planing machine. Does anyone know if this is ok to use for bedding?
Hi, I have been offered 15 bags of oak wood shavings from a planing machine. Does anyone know if this is ok to use for bedding?
19 March 2007 #2 AmyMay Situation normal Joined 1 July 2004 Messages 66,614 Location South Visit site Lots of people get bedding straight from the mill. I've always found it too dusty to use though - so wouldn't be for me I'm afraid.
Lots of people get bedding straight from the mill. I've always found it too dusty to use though - so wouldn't be for me I'm afraid.
19 March 2007 #3 S Selkie Well-Known Member Joined 16 October 2006 Messages 1,559 Location Scotland Visit site I get my bedding from a local builder and it can be quite dusty but I just make sure that they are out when I put it down. As mine use the stable as a field shelter it also dries up the mud on their legs really quickly.
I get my bedding from a local builder and it can be quite dusty but I just make sure that they are out when I put it down. As mine use the stable as a field shelter it also dries up the mud on their legs really quickly.
19 March 2007 #4 T Thistle Well-Known Member Joined 14 September 2005 Messages 17,550 Location North East Suffolk Visit site hard wood is not very absorbent.