Do you know what scooper will work best in it? The regular one we have is too big, and its hard to scoop.
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I actually went and got a old kitchen serving spoon with slits in it to use to scoop litter, also bought another one at a garage sale.
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I ended up donating an old table spoon to the task. By the time we got to the second ring, he went in the toilet and mostly used the litter to scratch. For the third ring, he was too fat to balance on the edge, so we had to give up.
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I would think so, I've used the small & the medium size scoops so far and found them very versatile. I would think you would find one of the sizes would meet your needs.
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I have tried various litters and what works best is crystal litter. In fact, the manufacturer recommends Fresh Step Crystal litter and that has turned out to be the best. Some of hte other crystal brands are larger and the rake gets stuck on them. I haven't had good luck with clumping litters in this machine.
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Try a small ice cream scooper...That works for me. Push down on the lid hard as soon as you close it. the Palmer does notmake a really thin pizzelle, but it is because of all the fancy detail. You compromise thin for very pretty. I hope this was a help to you ....
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I think the tip of the cone sits too low to get a big enough bowl under it. I have trouble getting a 1-2 cup bowl underneath it. You could try it...just make sure to line with cheesecloth!
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You can't hook any bags onto the scooper. What I did was put a grocery bag in a mini bucket and carried it with me while I picked up. It's a great scooper!
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Finding a pole is turning out to be an inconvenience. I have 2 different skimmer poles and neither of them fit. I ordered one on Amazon that I now need to return because it is too big (so I'll be out $8 for the return). Why don't they just sell one that fits or give an exact brand that they know will fit. Surely would promote the use of this vacuum!
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I don't use scoops to fill eggs, I use a pastry bag with a large star tip. I would imagine this scoop would be a little small, but you could use the next size up in scoops and that would be a better choice. Hope this helps.
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If this is the littermaid, then watch it to make sure that the scoop continues up and over the edge. If not, you need to figure out why and how to fix this problem. I would suggest contacting Littermaid or the manufacturer for more info.
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The scoop that comes with this "Pet Scoopy" is small. I put a larger one in that is about 5 inches across and deeper. I had a hard time getting it in at first, but now I know just the right angle to get it in. You have to put it in at the widest part of the Scoopy, but I've made it work. Much better with the bigger scoop.
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The Smartycat Inside Scoop Litter Scoop caddy looks like it would be good for this scoop. However, the scoop weighs more than your average plastic one because it's made out of metal and rubber. I'm not sure where it was manufactured.
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It would be easier to scoop with lid off, you could go through the door it is big enough. I myself do not use clumping litter, so I dump mine.
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I have owned rabbits for several years. This scoops will absolutely NOT work... It sounds like you need a rake of some kind.
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I had tried couple sippy cups.The size I would recommend is no larger than the regular size of the 8 Oz feeding bottle.(note: only the sippy cup without the handle).Hope this answer would help!!
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I used it last year for cookies and loved it. This year as soon as I started making cookies and using the scoop, it came off the gear. We struggled to get it back together and did. The next te I used it, it happened again. I threw it away.
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I bought this for my husband, and he does all the feeding. I think you unscrew the center top and lift if off. If that doesn't work, email me back, and I'll ask him how it works. Thanks. Diane. Email me at ddw@srt.com.
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I use my garden trowel to scoop it out. A tray would make it easier but it isn't to much of a hassle using the trowel.