[header] How to make a doll house into a hamster cage [title] Find an unwanted dollhouse. [step] Unless it's particularly grotty, a warm, soapy wash should be sufficient for cleaning the doll house walls, floors and other surfaces. Use a little detergent for something stronger.
[header] How to make a doll house into a hamster cage [title] Find an unwanted dollhouse. [step] Unless it's particularly grotty, a warm, soapy wash should be sufficient for cleaning the doll house walls, floors and other surfaces. Use a little detergent for something stronger.
This is best done on a warm, sunny day to allow for good drying, or if you're able to leave it in a room which is very, very warm. [substeps] Remove all wallpaper surfaces, carpets and anything else stuck to the dollhouse. [substeps] Ensure the dollhouse is square or rectangular, not a rectangle, as this allows a bigger space. This creates a more nesting space, making it easier to move the doll house. [substeps] For small cages, you'll probably be able to make a cage of a thicker fabric or vinyl material, rather than a plain or doily like material. The material as it dries could damage the hamster, and thus the hamster cage itself. If it smells awful, it is probably not safe to do anything else. [title] Put it away after the wash-out.