Does it "form clumps" when wet?
825047
No. It disintegrates at times so its easier to pick out. I havent used it with a mesh, but my guess is that it could be useable with it but in reverse: you shake out the dirty disintegrated bits while the clean litter bits stay on the mesh.
825048
It does not form clumps. However, the pellets do hold their shape instead of crumbling to dust, so I don't find it too difficult to scoop out only what is soiled.
825049
No, it is paper, it expands. It would need to be tended to fairly quickly if in a cat litter box. We use it for guinea pigs because it absorbs better than wood and is gentle on their feet. It also has no dust and no odor.
825050
In my experience, sometimes it crumbles a bit, and sometimes it just expands. I still like it better than the many other types of litter I have tried in the past though. I also use it in the hamster cage, which has worked out great!
825051
Sorry, but no. It was a little difficult to scoop. We only used this while our kitty recovered from being spayed and could not use the other type of litter.
825052
No, but you can tell which pellets are wet because they are darker and look shaggier because they expand when they absorb water.
1106531
It does not clump. I have one cat. I scoop and flush solids immediately; I don't fill the box as full and I change it weekly. This litter is not as dusty nor does it track like other litters. I hope this helps.
1093089
If the stuff is not mixed right before use it settles. It's very heavy in water and does not suspend well.
275648
For me, it did not actually dissolve in anything, even when left overnight. I believe there are too many solids which is why it is so grainy, and clumpy.
278385
It softens up when you add liquid. You should still be able to crumble or break up without liquid. up
2097572
No, it doesn't. Great product, by the way. Until you've used it you can't know how really great it is. It stays clear and never clumps and is tasteless. Works with hot or cold. It thickens immediately.
1674667
It might be depending on formula type I use similac sensitive and it mixes well for the most part but it does send a clump or two down but all you really need to do is swish the bottle around a little and its perfectly done.
127347
I would guess what you mean by small clumps. I can get lumps a little smaller then a pea and as large as a softball. I would say you can get the small clumps.
2003858
None, it doesn't make anything damp or spew water droplets. Clean and tidy - I love mine. I hope it never dies.
175885
no. it settle a bit, but I keep mine in the garage and easily dig into it when my smaller jar is empty...no clumping.
2146107
It tends to clump a little when it gets wet - so mix well. I put the unflavored in muffins mixes, cake mixes, cookies, brownies. No one has any idea! It doesnt alter the taste.Stay healthy everyone! :)
520546
I dont see why not. Just be sure it is dry and flowable, as there is nothing to break up clumps. Wash down and oil with a light oil or penetrating spray after use. Good luck!
467942
By definition, clumps are wet, else they wouldn't stick together. That suggests too much green and not enough brown. I also agree that tumbling every day might exacerbate the problem. I tumble once a week at most.
146090
By itself with just water. It seemed to clump when I added milk but that was also just using a bottle shaker.
735497
Beth, It will clump if you only mix it by hand and not in a blender. Mixing with a blender it is fine. When I mix it by hand I manual mix it longer and i drink it with a little clump. I gladly accept a little less thorough mixing for a more healthy more pure whey protein!
1644116
It is granular-sort of. Consists of irregular clumps that I found virtually insoluable it water. Was absolutely worthless to me, I had assumed it was soluable in water. I changed to citric acid as a satisfactory WATER SOLUABLE solution.
403003
Hi! I know it still clumps up even if you put the formula first. I think if you put the formula one at a time and not dump it on top of each other it will reduce the clumping because I notice that when I do it slowly it actually dissolves faster. But I'm kinda impatient sometimes so I just dump all the formula and just mix it vigorously until I see no more clumps. If you still see clumps then I guess just keep mixing. I know it takes a little time but it's better than shaking it for 5 minutes! LOL :)