Horse owner cleaning an empty stall with fresh dry bedding

SuperClean Stall Cleaner and Deodorizer: Barn-Hygiene Routine

August 29, 2025
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Direct answer: SuperClean belongs in a label-directed stall-cleaning routine. Remove manure and wet bedding first, improve ventilation, use the product only on the surfaces and at the dilution allowed by the current label, and let the area dry before the horse returns when directed.

Clean before deodorizing

Odor is often a sign that moisture and organic material remain. Strip the problem area, clean buckets and tools, address drainage, and replace damp bedding. A deodorizer works best after the source has been removed.

A practical routine

  1. Move the horse and feed out of the work area when the label calls for it.
  2. Remove manure, urine-soaked bedding, dust, and loose debris.
  3. Read the current label for dilution, surface compatibility, ventilation, and contact time.
  4. Apply with appropriate protective equipment.
  5. Allow surfaces to dry and air out as directed.
  6. Store the product securely away from animals, children, feed, and water.

Do not mix cleaners

Never combine cleaning products unless the manufacturer specifically directs it. Mixing chemicals can create dangerous fumes or damage surfaces.

Good barn hygiene is a system

Consistent mucking, dry bedding, airflow, clean buckets, pest control, and equipment sanitation do more than masking odor. SuperClean is one tool inside that larger routine.

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