lolx...correct... thx for sharing...

ohya, btw...i smell the corn cob at 1st open...it smell normal wor....after 1 day got some sourish smell in the cage edi...my water bottle no leak also...

ooo, is it...   i bought the 3kg corn cob bedding...die laaa
ya...we decided to exchange it with some other things... and we got our ham ham the exercise ball...lolx

this is my robo.. i think this fella is getting fatter n fatter..
nowadays abit lazy to run on his wheel..
like to sleep on the wheel like that.. hahaha..

you can use damp cloth, make sure you squeeze all the water out, and wipe the body.
then use dry cloth to wipe off the water on the body or use hair dryer to blow them dry. but the hair dryer must put at least 2ft away from the hamster, if not can burn the fur

Contrary to popular advice, you can bath hamsters. I used to bath my male RC hamster once every two weeks because he got some kind of smell. I think it's a male hormone thing, but my current female hamster has never had a bath before except when she had diarrhea a couple of months back and got poo all over herself.

Honestly, I don't advice bathing a hamster unless it's VERY tame and used to being handled.

Steps on how to bath a hamster:

1. Prepare shampoo for small animals (I use Hagen brand, pink color shampoo made in Canada), towel and a small "kong" of very warm water. It's best if you dilute the shampoo, 1 part shampoo to 6 parts water.

2. Slowly lower the hamster into the kong of water up to its front legs. Pour a little diluted shampoo on the hamster and gently lather up.

3. Gently pour water on the hamster's back (avoiding face, nose and ears) until the shampoo is all rinsed away.

4. Towel dry immediately. My RC hamster was very tame and allowed me to blow dry him. If you choose to blow dry your hamster, used the hot setting to blow off access water and then switch to the cooler setting. Never face the nozzle of the hair dryer to close to the hamster.