Removing .svn Folders (WINDOWS)

Sometimes I have to copy a folder for a school or work project that I manage with SVN. Usually I don't want to keep the original .svn folders. Instead of tediously going through each directory and deleting each .svn folder, I use something like this to delete all .svn folders in the current directory and subdirectories:

for /f "delims=^" %f in ('dir /s /b /a:D ^| findstr ".*\.svn$"') do @rmdir /s /q "%f"

You could make it be a little more verbose with it's output by using something like this:

@echo . & @echo Removing Directories: & @echo . & for /f "delims=^" %f in ('dir /s /b /a:D ^| findstr ".*\.svn$"') do @echo -- %f & @rmdir /s /q "%f"

In a more readable format, the command looks like:

@echo .
@echo Removing Directories:
@echo .

for /f "delims=^" %f in ('dir /s /b /a:D ^| findstr ".*\.svn$"') do
    @echo -- %f
    @rmdir /s /q "%f"

After sprinkling some new .svn folders throughout my hard drive, this is the resulting output:

.
Removing Directories:
.
-- C:\.svn
-- C:\Documents and Settings\.svn
-- C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\.svn
-- C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop\.svn
-- C:\Drivers\.svn
-- C:\Program Files\.svn
-- C:\Program Files\Adobe\.svn
-- C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\.svn
-- C:\WINDOWS\.svn

C:\>

Hope that helps :) Variations on this command have saved me a lot of time. If you need a better explanation of what everything does, let me know.