They all seem to be working together, which probably reduces their costs but confusing for us and too many places things can get lost or mislaid.I had a walmart package delivered by Amazon years ago. Or maybe it was the other way around. I was so confused! It was boxes of chalk for school and I couldn’t decide if someone else sent them to me or what!
wish i could teach graycie to actually poop in the huge hole she always digs in the litter box kinda defeats the purpose of digging a huge hole only to poop ontop of the giant mound of litter then having it rool all over the place to be buried but scattered all overi make a bigger dust cloud than she does digging when i clean her litter box
Noodles used to bury her mess by beating on the side of the washing machine. 
Not very effective. But she had a rhythm to it.
Oh man, so do I! I try not to get the dust all over, but it's impossible. I wish they would make the litter less dusty, it gets on everything.
This is one of the main reasons I switched to pine pellets. When the pee hits the pellets it turns to sawdust, but not dusty. When they scratch they are just scratching pellets. All you really smell is pine.
Tastes like sesame, but I've only had plain tahini.
What do you put it on? How do you use it?
I've only used it in recipes, but it's an ingredient in a lot of hummus.
Huh. I don't want to make my own hummus or salad dressing, I only like Thousand Islands Dressing. Can I put the Tahini in stir fry or Mexican food?
I think a vanilla flavor would be odd in either. I've used regular tahini in salad dressings, hummus and soups. You coudl probably use it in a stir fry, but not the vanilla flavor.
I already bought the vanilla one. What can I do with it? On toast?
