Loft Floor Dressing.

[king]

I've never used a floor dressing before, but due to this persistent wet weather the floor is not as dry as I like it. Having a very open loft the birds look great but I'm not happy with the floor. Anybody used a floor dressing and what was the results?

[goose1]

The harkers loft white is fine king. I've used it in the past does the job.

[Buster121]

I use limestone flour (calcium carbonate) around tenner for a 25kg bag

[Diamond Dave]

Floor whites are probably OK for the birds but would question whether they are any good for you king.
For me, I find them quite dusty in the loft - you have to brush them well in which causes dust anyway.
I have a bucket of solasan which has a pleasant smell to it, but only use it if I spill anything as the dust gets on my chest.

[Bowbroom]

we used Limestone (Dollar) dust for years, about £3 to £4 for a 20 kg bag extremely absorbent important to keep bone dry whilst storing

[Steve Howells]

I've never used a floor dressing before, but due to this persistent wet weather the floor is not as dry as I like it. Having a very open loft the birds look great but I'm not happy with the floor. Anybody used a floor dressing and what was the results?

I’ve take to buying a large roll of corrugated cardboard from Amazon, just roll it up once a week or so and put a fresh piece down. No mess no dust, and if you’ve only a small loft one roll would probably last all winter.

[worm]

same as resposan dry but fraction of price and kills all germs and smells good

[worm]

get it at local farmer supplies about 12 quid lasts forever

[CHARLTON34]

I don't think they will send by courier at all only local pickup.

[Buster121]

same as resposan dry but fraction of price and kills all germs and smells good

Worm just done a google on that one and found one that is wood and called dry bed as well can't see if same or different, any ideas