Plywood base under Midwest cages

[Guineapigcuti3s]

I just moved a dining room table into my room to put my guinea pigs Midwest cages on (I have two cages)
but the table wasn’t big enough to fit them both onto, so someone had cut a older piece of plywood to put over the table to make it bigger. The guinea pigs aren’t directly on top of the plywood. There’s fabric from the base of the Midwest cages separating them from it. It also has a slight smell from being kept outside for so long. I think it’d be fine but I don’t want to do anything that might cause them harm. Does anyone know if it’s safe?!?

 

[Guineapigcuti3s]

I scrubbed the plywood with white vinegar and water, let it dry, covered it with towels and then put the cages on top so you cannot smell it anymore

 

[Lorcan]

The bottom of a Midwest is a fairly sturdy fabric, so as long as the wood was dry and the towels are there, there really shouldn't be an issue.

 

[piggieminder]

I can't see any problem with it. My boys C&C was on plywood for years until we made a new pine table recently. Any smell in the wood should soon air off.