You can make your own chicken coop cleaner's. It's easy to do and these one's work very well. Keeping your coop's roosts, nest boxes, roosting bars, floors and walls clean and deodorized will not only make your coop smell and look better but will also keep your chickens healthier and chicken parasite free and mite free. 

Keep Parasites Away & Reduce Fungal Infections With Murphy Oil Soap Coop Spray

Put a couple capfuls of Murphy's Oil Soap in a spray bottle, fill with water. Use a lint free cloth and wipe down nest boxes, roosts, and walls. Spray a light layer on the floor of the coop before putting new bedding in.

How to Make Chicken Coop Deodorizing Spray Recipe

This is an awesome recipe for keeping your coop walls, roosts, nest boxes, roosting bars, and floors clean and less susceptible to parasites.
Use a 16 ounce spray bottle, fill it halfway with white vinegar, add 23 drops lemon essential oil, add water to fill the bottle, swirl gently to mix, use it for cleaning nest boxes, roosting bars, and general coop cleaning. Be sure to wear rubber gloves while cleaning. You can rinse after cleaning but it is not necessary as this mixture will make your hen house smell as clean as it can be. (The Poultry Site)

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Clean Roosting Bars After Infestations With Hydrogen Peroxide

After treating your chickens for parasites give your coop a good scrub down with soap and water. Pour hydrogen peroxide into a spray bottle and spray roosting bars and nest boxes with a good amount, wait five minutes, then wipe down with an absorbent lint free cloth and follow with a coop disinfectant. Doing this will help remove blood stains and pull hiding mites out of the roost.

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