Can you flush this litter???
989994
I have been using this litter for a couple of years and have always flushed it with no problems.
989995
I have been using this litter for 5 years. Follow the instructions, break down the clumps, let them sit in the toilet for 20 minutes before flushing, and I have never ever had a problem. In my last apartment, the toilet would back up if you used too much toilet paper, but never once from the cat litter.
989996
Yes. It states on the side it is both septic and sewage safe.I have a septic tank and have been flushing this litter for about 2 years and haven't had a problem.
989997
We use this litter. We don't flush it, and wouldn't recommend as it is clumping and would probably jam up your pipes.
989998
From Swheat Scoop FAQ's ..."Yes! In fact, Swheat Scoop is the only litter on the market Certified Flushable with sewer or septic systems. To safely flush, break clumps into smaller pieces and let them soak for 20 minutes before flushing. Never overload the toilet! For landfill-friendly trash disposal, please use a paper bag."Personally, I flush only the clumps I've scooped out of the litter box and dispose the rest in the trash when needed. The manufacturer also states that since it's biodegradable, the litter can be used as mulch in non vegetable gardens after all waste has been removed. From Swheat Scoop FAQ's ..."Yes! In fact, Swheat Scoop is the only litter on the market Certified Flushable with sewer or septic systems. To safely flush, break clumps into smaller pieces and let them soak for 20 minutes before flushing. Never overload the toilet! For landfill-friendly trash disposal, please use a paper bag."Personally, I flush only the clumps I've scooped out of the litter box and dispose the rest in the trash when needed. The manufacturer also states that since it's biodegradable, the litter can be used as mulch in non vegetable gardens after all... » Read More From Swheat Scoop FAQ's ..."Yes! In fact, Swheat Scoop is the only litter on the market Certified Flushable with sewer or septic systems. To safely flush, break clumps into smaller pieces and let them soak for 20 minutes before flushing. Never overload the toilet! For landfill-friendly trash disposal, please use a paper bag."Personally, I flush only the clumps I've scooped out of the litter box and dispose the rest in the trash when needed. The manufacturer also states that since it's biodegradable, the litter can be used as mulch in non vegetable gardens after all waste has been removed. « Show Less
989999
Yes. It states on the side it is both septic and sewage safe. I have a septic tank and have been flushing this litter for about 2 years and haven't had a problem.
117749
Think liquified poop. You will need to flush the toilet manually. I didn't like this idea, so I managed to get the waste pipe hooked up to the sink drain under the bathroom sink similar to how a dishwasher drains into the waste pipe under a kitchen sink. I installed it downstream of the sink trap so that none of the odor from the Cat Genie waste would come back out of the sink.
394023
Yes. You remove the solids and stir the crystals a little so the pee isn't all in one spot. The crystals are pretty good at supressing the odor. I get about three weeks out of my crystal litter but I use Fresh Step not Just the Crystals. I Found that JUst the Crystals did not do as good a job as Fresh Step.
895371
Not sure if it's okay to do this but personally, I would not flush them - would not want to take the chance
1421306
I wouldn't recommend putting any type of litter into the toilet. Clumping litter will expand in the water and clog your toilet. Don't do it!
1613653
no these aren't flushable. they are quite large since they cover the sides of the toilet too and with the thin plastic liner to make it waterproof I would most likely clog a toilet. they are easy enough to just ball up and throw in the trash though.
276161
Dunno, but mine leaks intermittently, so I put a square cat litter bucket under it. Not putting any more $ into a POS.
616509
I have found this, unless there is very little at the bottom. If you keep it filled then no. But to little at the bottom will cause any kitty litter to that. :)
494926
We haven't been flushing them. There is another brand we tried, which comes in a box shaped like a Kleenex box, and those are clearly flushable. The description on these does say, "Simply remove the liner and flush." So maybe it's fine.
1933997
Don't ever flush ANY litter, regardless of what a box says. It swells, hardens and clumps in water. Ask any reliable plumber who has dealt with clogged and overflowing toilets. Bacteria and parasites, not filtered by system, get into water supply--not good for us or marine animals.
1795211
Yes, but I only flush the poopy ones and let it sit for a few minutes, so it starts to breakdown. If your system clogs with normal everyday use than I would not.
1658480
Yes, it does not work out.. I wanted to too, but the arm that goes thru the litter to clean out the poop, just gets clogged.. then it got stuck, not good... I found that the crystal litter made the urine turn to powder, kind of and sift to the bottom of the litter tray!Hope this helps
1885934
Yes, very flushable. I filled my toilet over 1/2 full one time just to see how well the (new) high efficiency toilet works. It took like 10 flushes, but all made it down perfect. If you add too much at once time, it sort of gets muddy in the toilet. So flush after every two scoops into the toilet if you are worried.
340829
Yes, you can. The unit comes apart very easily. I flush out mine about every six months.
1029372
First, shake it outside until no more litter falls out... (hang it and beat it with a broom) ...if you're using clumping litter you'll have a real headache when you go to hose it off. I tried all sorts of odor neutralizing products, but nothing worked and my cats started to prefer the mat to the box. When I trashed the mat, nobody peed outside the box anymore. I picked up a few carpet remnants and they worked equally well... at $1 each it wasn't a burden to replace them if an accident happened.
1550048
I never flushed this litter. I have old sewer pipes I was afraid to try and it clog my pipes
1885933
Yes they all are flushable and I flush this one. Whoever said it isn't didn't read the bag. They are completely septic and sewer tank safe. https://www.worldsbestcatlitter.com/green-cat-litter/