Premo Coop Odor Control just launched, and the first reviews are already in. Two of them say more about what this spray does than any product description could.
What Early Customers Are Saying
"Perfect addition to my winter coop-cleaning routine."
"I recently winterized my chicken coop, which means giving it a thorough scrub-down before the chickens start spending most of their time inside instead of free-ranging once the snow arrives. It is important to reduce as much odor and dust as possible before winter, and this spray was the perfect addition to my cleaning routine. After cleaning, I sprayed down everything in the coop. I appreciated that the formula was ready to use, with no diluting or mixing required, and the sprayer worked very well. There is also plenty left to freshen the coop throughout the winter until spring arrives. Considering how much use I will get from one bottle, I think it is a great value."
Backyard chicken keeper, winterizing the coop
"I do a once a week spray and it is great."
"I live in a hot and humid climate and have 14 birds in my coop. Despite having lots of free-ranging time all day, their coop still smells. I never had this issue up north. So I got this to compensate. I spray it around the coop and in the nesting boxes. A little bit goes a long way. I am using sand floors as the base. And then I have coconut fiber mats for the nesting boxes. This works on both of those surfaces perfectly. So it seems like it should work for all different types of bedding and flooring. The smaller the area you have your birds condensed, the more often you will probably want to do this. I really only need to do this once a week. And I have now done it twice over these past 2 weeks and can definitely tell a difference."
Keeper of 14 birds in a hot, humid climate
Two very different coops. A cold-weather keeper buttoning things up for winter, and a warm, humid setup where the birds free-range all day and the smell builds anyway. Sand floors in one, coconut fiber nest mats in the other. Both reached for the same bottle.
The Problem It Was Built For
Every keeper recognizes the smell. The coop door opens and ammonia arrives before anything else does. It builds from nitrogen in droppings breaking down in bedding, and it gets stronger as the weather cools and the coop gets closed up against the wind.
Cleaning and ventilation reduce how much odor forms. As the first review above describes, they rarely finish the job. That gap is what this product was made for.
What Premo Coop Odor Control Does
Premo Coop Odor Control is an advanced odor neutralizing spray that controls ammonia and organic odors and improves coop air quality.
- Fast-acting formula. It works on contact with the surfaces producing the odor.
- Ready to use. No mixing, no dilution, no measuring. Shake, spray, done.
- No bleach, no harsh chemicals.
- Eco-friendly and made in the USA.
- Neutralizes rather than masks. The goal was never a heavier fragrance layered over the problem.
How to Use It
Remove the flock from the coop along with feed and water. Spray the bedding, roosts and nest boxes until they are lightly damp. Allow the surfaces to dry before the birds return.
Both reviewers landed on the same rhythm from different directions: apply after a thorough clean or bedding change, then again as the smell starts to return. One keeper found once a week was enough. Smaller coops and more concentrated flocks will want it more often.
Size and Availability
Premo Coop Odor Control 32 oz is in stock now, with free shipping as always and the Premo Guard 90-day money-back guarantee behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Premo Coop Odor Control do?
It is an advanced odor neutralizing spray that controls ammonia and organic odors and improves coop air quality.
Does it need to be mixed or diluted?
No. It is ready to use straight from the bottle. Shake it, spray it, and allow the surfaces to dry.
Does it work on sand, shavings or other bedding?
One reviewer above reports using it over sand flooring and coconut fiber nest box mats with good results on both surfaces.
Where should it be applied?
Bedding, roosts and nest boxes, sprayed until lightly damp. The flock, along with feed and water, should be out of the coop during application and should return once surfaces are dry.
Does it contain bleach?
No. The formula contains no bleach and no harsh chemicals, and it is made in the USA.
How often should it be used?
That depends on flock size, bedding condition and how enclosed the coop stays through the day. A common rhythm is to apply after a bedding change and then again when the odor starts to return.
The Rest of the Coop
Odor is one part of coop upkeep. Mites and lice stay active through the cold months, which is covered in Winter Coop Prep: A Natural Guide to Preventing Mites and Lice This Season, and keepers who are not sure what they are looking at can start with Chicken Mites Symptoms Every Poultry Owner Should Know.
Premo Guard also makes Poultry Spray, Pet Protector and Mite Killer, all available in the Premo Guard poultry spray collection.
Clearer air. Calmer coop. Happier flock.
