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Selling most of my horse stuff and playing Fortnite.What's going on with everyone?
Selling most of my horse stuff and playing Fortnite.What's going on with everyone?
Have you tried switching them to pine pellet litter? There is no better odor control imo. There is NO SMELL at all. The only thing it ever smells like is wood, even if I let the litter go for a few days. Its $6 for a 40lb bag at Rural King/Tractor Supply.Might have finally found a deodorizer that works. I haven't smelled cat poop since the day I got it, and my boys have the rankest smelling turds ever so the fact I didn't hide under the blankets this morning when Finny went potty was a miracle lol Not gonna get my hopes up until I've used it for at least a week but so far so good.
I thought about it when I was looking for a dust free non clay litter but decided to go with grass seed, which has been working fine for us. I don't think they would like stepping on pellets. So far the deodorizer I'm using seems to be working. Thanks for the suggestion though!Have you tried switching them to pine pellet litter? There is no better odor control imo. There is NO SMELL at all. The only thing it ever smells like is wood, even if I let the litter go for a few days. Its $6 for a 40lb bag at Rural King/Tractor Supply.
Ahh okay. I am glad the deodorizer is working. I have never thought about using grass seed as litter. I guess I am lucky that my cats weren't too picky about the switch to pine. I worried that they wouldnt like standing or digging in it but after about a week of mixing it in with their regular clay litter, they seemed to adjust to it well and don't have any problems burying their "business" or digging in it.I thought about it when I was looking for a dust free non clay litter but decided to go with grass seed, which has been working fine for us. I don't think they would like stepping on pellets. So far the deodorizer I'm using seems to be working. Thanks for the suggestion though!
So far grass seed has been my favorite. It gets everywhere but I'm fine with that.Ahh okay. I am glad the deodorizer is working. I have never thought about using grass seed as litter. I guess I am lucky that my cats weren't too picky about the switch to pine. I worried that they wouldnt like standing or digging in it but after about a week of mixing it in with their regular clay litter, they seemed to adjust to it well and don't have any problems burying their "business" or digging in it.
Wow. Times sure have changed. When I was a waitress, I would have been left $3 at most for a meal like that.8 bucks
Same. I do 20%, which would be $4.80, but I like my final bill to be an even number (so if it was $24.06, I'd leave $4.94 so my total was $29 even. It's a habit I picked up from my dad).
$10. I used to be a waitress. I know what it's like. It's a difficult, thankless job.How much would you guys leave for a tip on a $24 meal at a diner with 2 people eating? Just curious if we left the right tip.
I am an ex-waitstaff so I change mine to $10.00 as well. Thanks for reminding me Kat0121$10. I used to be a waitress. I know what it's like. It's a difficult, thankless job.
Wow. I guess I'll be getting take out from now on. I would go broke leaving $10 tips every time!$10. I used to be a waitress. I know what it's like. It's a difficult, thankless job.
I've always found that people who have worked for tips always tip the most. We used to be members of that club. When you work for $2.13 an hour, the taxes take the majority of it and what you're left with is a joke.I am an ex-waitstaff so I change mine to $10.00 as well. Thanks for reminding me Kat0121
I know. So true. Some people take any issue out on the server even if they had nothing to do with it. Anything goes wrong and they leave no tip.$5 probably. We usually round up so it would be $30 we would leave. Sadly many people barely tip enough to make it $15 an hour for the waitstaff.