In the past I've used ground corn cob which I got at the feed store. However, it can become a bit of a slipping problem on the floor. I've also seen rice hulls used.Marty Buxton
 

    On Monday, July 24, 2017 6:55 AM, Stephen Ast <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
 

 Hi Everyone,We have a mock dig area that has always been sand filled. From the beginning I have always wanted to replace it with something that is easier to maintain and clean regularly. We had a vomit incident over the weekend and have fully emptied the pit. Rather then refill it with sand I was hoping for some good alternatives. I want to avoid crumb rubber because of the possible health issues. Does anyone have a good, proven alternative they have used? Thank you.
Stephen Ast
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