Does this Super Scoop clump any better than the Arm & Hammer Double Duty? That one broke apart into tiny clumps.
1486041
It clumps fine but the smell that emits is still very strong, I have to clean the clumps out all day to prevent oders.
517608
I didn't have any problems with this clumping. It does a great job I've been using this brand for years and no complaints here. I hope this helps you out.
1486042
Somewhat better. I'm just not a fan period. With four cats in a small apartment, I've found the unparalleled best in clumping and odor control to be Scoop Away. Followed by Fresh Step. Unfortunately Arm and Hammer just doesn't cut it in clumping, lasting, or odor control. Good luck :)
1663513
After assembling the unit I put in clumping litter, not exceeding the fill line. I ran the motor once after pushing power and it got about 3/4 of the way down to just where the scooper arms start to engage, the motor hung up on that and would not proceed any further, so the scoop tray never actually had anything fall into it.
1021818
I clean the litter box daily and I don't see this as an issue. I switched from Arm and Hammer brand. I am loving this one. Its cheap and good; clumps effectively, great odor control and litter box always dry. Cats love it too.
1792073
I have never used Swheat scoop but I am thoroughly happy with World's Best. It clumps hard like it says and is very easy to scoop and flush. Instead of disposing of the old litter it can also be used in a compost bin because it is made of corn.
1050874
Same here. I had used a level scoop. Tried again with heaping scoops. Got very good.
2107858
I purchased the box for my sister. Yes, large clumps stopped the raking process. She had two of these wonders as she had seven cats. Hers lasted four years but she did rework the sandy compound in the potty portion adding baking soda. Once hers started the grinding she brought out the regular liter boxes and did not replace the electric ones when they stopped working. Her husband did maintain the mechanics of the rake so it most likely lasted longer than most. Sis u plugged hers a lot so it would resinc itself.
1394814
I don't use either of those, I use clumping type from Walmart and it works well
2181032
I use only the Arm & Hammer ultra last litter. I also use their double duty deodorizer freshner powder when I change the waste drawer. I put some in the bottom of drawer and in the waste bag. When I add litter I also put a little bit of the Double Duty Arm & Hammer deodorizer and mix it in with the litter. I change my waste drawer twice a week. And clean the globe about once a month. I have two cats using it. I love it and it saves me tons of time and my animals are well taken care of.
1792072
I like this better than Swheat Scoop. I found the SS would be a bit pasty when scooping, and it didn't control odor well. I have one cat, but use the multi cat World's Best. It works well, and flushes nicely. A big plus since I live in an apartment and don't have an outside garbage can to use for litter. I can get it locally from Pet Smart and PetCo, and Target sells the single cat formula. Amazon has a better price, though the packaging could use some improvement.
1085650
It seems to clump the same, although I have never had issues with the original yellow box type. I went back to the original yellow box Arm & Hammer, because the "clump & seal" smells awful.
2238726
I broke my mop handle and ended up buying a whole new system BUT the dual Function mop seems to be more sturdy. I was bummed because I had to spend the money. The up side is I have more mop heads. DynaMop needs to address this issue!
1873862
The best litter I have found that works well is Petco's brand of scoopable clumping litter. However I have notice that on the Litter-robot site that they have thier own brand. I dont know if it works as well as Petco brand
1973312
We bought a wider scoop. I prefer the one that came with the Champ and my fianc likes the wider scoop. Either one works! If you use the wider scoop I would just angle the scoop to pour in your "findings". If you spill a little litter using the wider scoop that's ok! You can wipe (with a paper towel or Clorox wipe) the excess litter into the Champ. This is a great product! Let me know if you have any further questions!
862534
a metal scoop works much better on clumping litter; I use the hanger on the side of my crate to hold my metal scooper.
2246634
As long as you use a good clumping litter you should be OK. I usually use Scoop Away because it clumps well and I have 3 cats. The litter box is great. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have through the years.
1480614
Absolutely not! The first Littermaid I owned was wonderful and lasted over 5 years with 2 cats. In the past year I've bought, returned, bought another, returned it, too, bought another and didn't bother to return it. Sad to say, but I've given up. So..... I scoop a few times a day. I don't have a solution, but would love to have a product as good as my first one.
1512168
Yes, I agree with that 100%, Swheat Scoop only clumps what is needed to do the job. With clay litter it seems to clump more of the material once it gets wet plus it's heavy. I've also noticed that the litter box odor is a lot less with Swheat Scoop. Great product for my fur-kids and for me.