Greyparrot04

Thanks everyone for your input...I'll get rid of the Rotisserie and all of the nonstick pots that I have.

Hi, Does anyone know if it's safe to use this Ronco Showtime Rotisserie with my grey in the kitchen? It has a Non-Stick grate cover and drip tray. It was given to me for free, but if it isn't safe to use I will give it to a friend. She lives in the kitchen in a Cages by Design cage that is pretty big and it's really the only area in the house that I can keep the cage because it's rather large. I cooked with nonstick pots before and she's been ok. I turn the vent on high and open a window in the kitchen and put a floor fan up there and turn it on high. Every time I cook I worry that it's not safe. If anyone knows anything about this Rotisserie or any other kitchen appliances that might not be safe around birds please let me know. Thanks, Greyparrot04 Post edited by: Greyparrot04, at: 2009/02/23 06:11<br><br>Post edited by: Greyparrot04, at: 2009/02/23 06:12

I didn't notice the date. I just did a search on google for something and stumbled on that dander post. How do I join your chat room?

I don't really notice that much dander from my Grey. I use 3M AC filters. I think that helps a lot. They are a little more expensive, but really help with that. You are right about Greys being a lot of work. The make a mess in no time at all. I have my grey in the kitchen on the tile floor and I have plastic taped covering the floor under her cage and under her perch that stands next to her cage. The plastic I bought from Home depot and is really thick, so when she poops on it I spray Quick Clean (made by Canopy Scientific) let it sit for about 20 seconds and it wipes away with a paper towel. I also use newspaper on the bottom of her cage that I replace once a week (on Garbage day). My grey doesn't like taking baths at all. So I bought an EZ mist bird mister bottle that sprays a super fine mist of water. She doesn't really like that either. But doesn't mind it as much as the shower and it gets the job done. Hope this helps