Are the carbon pellets useful for airborne orders (like litter boxes)?
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It is activated carbon, so yes, it will remove many odors from the air, including the ammonia that gasses off of litter boxes. The problem is that the air you wish to filter must pass over the carbon (or any other filter media) for it to be filtered. So unless you're employing a ventilation filtration system of some sort, nothing will really be effective to completely eliminate an airborne odor, because not all of the air will reach the media.
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Maybe, but it probably won't do it very effectionately. I would clean the litter more often and buy high odor control litter.
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I would not use them for that. You need something that air will actively be pushed thru.
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I used the pellets to refill a dog bed (worked great), which already had a breathable zippered liner. I suggest some type of pillow case or cover with a zipper.
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Yes, although if you have animals, I suggest the active carbon HEPA version, which is about $37.00 on Amazon.
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Hi Tammie, . If anything they absorb. I had to use the pellets once and because they've wood shavings that's what they'll do.Good Mews is made from 100% recycled paper. They've a little bit harder to scoop up but there better for the environment and the cat. Hope that was a help to you. Enjoy, Charlotte Donnan
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Yes, only pellets!The rotary clip holds 8 of them and in my experience after 2 clips the co2 is done.
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Most clumping litters I imagine will work. If I recall they have an "approved" list that I think included most of the major brands.
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I just took delivery of one of these and the carbon filters were in the box. Apparently, they have started packing them with the unit.
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I use Petco's clumping litter and it's fine . . . as long as they cover things.
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They're actually a pretty great idea, unless you have cats (like mine) who like to dig, and dig, and dig, until they get to the bottom of the box! I think for most people it would be fine. The idea is that you can easily replace old litter by lifting out the liner. You'll know if the liners will work for you, if you don't have to scrape the bottom of the box to remove stuck on pee! If you do, you'll find that the pee disintegrates the liner.
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These are standard crossbow bolts, so they should work fine. If you shoot them indoors, they WILL penetrate HDPE much further than carbon fiber bolts do. This makes for difficult removal at the range. Dont know how they penetrate straw targets. Also, after several uses I have found mine tend to bow slightly from tugging to remove them indoors.
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These are pellet sized and I don't know if it would work, but I've had kittens use it and haven't had any problem.
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I use this litter for my rabbits. When I have gone away I don't make whoever is watching them for a weekend clean them. Sometimes the litter is really wet,but I have never had trouble with them tracking it. It is paper pellets like the size for a wood pellet stove. The only mess I get is when they decide to empty the pan so they can roam free while their bedroom gets a good cleaning
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The odor control of the cat litter is lacking in my opinion. However, the odor problem was solved very easily by adding some activated carbon to each cat litter box and then mixing up the activated carbon and cat litter. That makes Precious Cat Ultra Premium Clumping Cat Litter perfect for me and my cats.Sometimes the solution to a problem is so simple. Activated carbon does wonders for odors, and just not cat litter.
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I don't quite see why you would need to clean the air soft gun...you have no carbon buildup /powder residues. If you have an obstruction, you could probably just use a straitened wire clothes hangar
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I asked the makers. Here is their answerThe reason we don't recommend using the additive with any alternative litters like wheat, corn, pine, paper etc. is that the additive works on a smell premise. The alternative litters do smell like their composition and will over ride the scent of the additive. It certainly won't cause any harm or reaction it just will not be effective
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I have two rabbits, a lop/dwarf mix and a Havana (they're in the 5-9lb range, size-wise) and we have always used these recycled paper pellet litters. They have little to no dust, which is the concern with clay litters; and they don't have the fumes that make bunnies sick like you do with many wood based litters. This is an excellent choice for your bunnies :) House Rabbit Society (the leading expert resource) even specifically suggests Yesterday's News (a comparable brand) as an option for paper based litters.
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The pads in the system catch the urine, and these pellets only soak in *some* of it, so I'm not sure how well they would work in that capacity. You may want to buy a single bag and try it out (rather than a box/case). Good luck!