Hello,
Ordinary scoopers are disappointing (at least the ones I've seen). They miss a lot.
I tried several clumping litters, and they all -after a few days- start to lose their clumping power. This results in clumps that easily brittle when moving them especially if they are stuck in the bottom of the box, and thus leave small particles that the scoop misses, or the the clump itself sometimes does not form fully, and this results in a sort of wet sand that can not be scooped out with the ordinary scooper.
So, and without further ado or delay, I present to thee is this illustrious tool.
This is the super magic super cheap tool.
I got it from the kitchen section. (What is its name by the way? It is not a sift, is it? I don't cook, I don't know
I let the litter go through it.
Mind you, It is a tedious job, because it does not take much litter each time.
And the yucky yucky small sinister thingies that the scooper can't get are now trapped.
Here is more of the yucky yucky stubborn particles.
And the litter box is clean.
Now I'm happy, and so is my kitty. Those small things he can smell, and they give his a feeling that the box is not clean, and he keeps digging trying to hide them.
I though I should share this. I hope it will be useful.
Ordinary scoopers are disappointing (at least the ones I've seen). They miss a lot.
I tried several clumping litters, and they all -after a few days- start to lose their clumping power. This results in clumps that easily brittle when moving them especially if they are stuck in the bottom of the box, and thus leave small particles that the scoop misses, or the the clump itself sometimes does not form fully, and this results in a sort of wet sand that can not be scooped out with the ordinary scooper.
So, and without further ado or delay, I present to thee is this illustrious tool.
This is the super magic super cheap tool.
I got it from the kitchen section. (What is its name by the way? It is not a sift, is it? I don't cook, I don't know
I let the litter go through it.
Mind you, It is a tedious job, because it does not take much litter each time.
And the yucky yucky small sinister thingies that the scooper can't get are now trapped.
Here is more of the yucky yucky stubborn particles.
And the litter box is clean.
Now I'm happy, and so is my kitty. Those small things he can smell, and they give his a feeling that the box is not clean, and he keeps digging trying to hide them.
I though I should share this. I hope it will be useful.
