How to clean dog poop that's on little stones?

[$tevie]

Throw dirt over it and wait for it to return to Mother Earth. Just don't walk on the stones for a few years.

[fromish]

Use an enzyme cleaner to dissolve the organic matter. We had a dead rat in the garage behind a wall where we couldn't reach without major demolition-this stuff worked for us:

http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/bacaza...p-282.html

(I am not connected with the product, the companies, or the site above.)

This approach gets rid of the smell and matter with no disease hazard. I would saturate the area with the Bacazap, put plywood over it for a few days to keep out other animals and kids, then use the sniff test to tell when your gravel is ready for daylight again.

[olnacl]

A small fence to discourage the dog from going (both uses of the word) there?

[OWC Jamie]

teach the pooch to poop only on the lawn ?


(I wish I hadn't - our darned pooch will decide to trot home from a quarter mile down the trail in the woods to 'do her business' on the lawn.) Has to be green grass, won't 'go' in the gardens on the mulch, either.

[Filliam H. Muffman]

Put a 1/4" screen over the top of a bucket and use a thin stream nozzle on a hose to break up the droppings so they wash through.

[N-OS X-tasy!]

The long-term solution to this problem is the same as it is for so many other problems in mens' lives:

Get bigger stones.

[iaJim]

Filliam has it again!

[Greg]

For such a question, this thread gave me a wealth of alternatives and chuckles.

Thanks, all!

[Mike Sellers]

Forget the power washer. Drink a six-pack and let nature do the rest.