For example, washing up under a running tap can use dozens of litres of water, but if you use a washing up bowl or plug-up your sink then you can reduce water wastage by 50 percent or more! A common misconception is that dishwashers use more water; in fact, these machines can be water savers â if used wisely. In the 1970s, dishwashers used as much as 50 litres per cycle, but modern models can use as little as 10 litres â sometimes even less than washing up by hand.
Chinchilla Cage, Environment and Food. Room Temperature should never be more than 24 Celsius. Chinchillas ideal room temperature is 10-15 Celsius and they can survive temperatures as low as zero. Humidity should be lower than 70%. Preferably 40-60%.
Many chinchilla cages have a wire floor, which is nice for cleanliness but can be hard on chinchilla feet so are best avoided. Wire floors or shelves can be covered with wood to give the chinchilla's feet a break. A nest box, made of wood, should also be provided. Where to Put the Cage. The cage should be placed in a quiet area of the home where human activities won't disturb (and stress) them during the day.