Does this product work in the LitterMaid automatic cleaning litter box?
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I don't know, but the previous comment about the litter clumping very hard makes sense. Probably would not work, but there is a smaller size bag you can get if you want to try.
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I dont know. I doubt it because the litter clumps are very hard and would be difficult for the mechanism to move them and sweep them through.
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I don't have one so I don't know. Perhaps this will help you: I bent a Craftsman Garden Trowel (one-piece, solid steel) on one normal size urine "clump". Had to use the trowel as it was an emergency. I broke 4!!! "litter box scoopers" (2 plastic, 2 metal) in one night, right before bed. :-(
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Yes it does work. I have a LitterMaid cleaning box and this litter works the best out of all the litters. I'm sold forever on this
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No, I tried it and it was awful. It gets very gooey and sticks to the rake and the bottom of the box. By the time I got new litter it had already screwed up the motor and now it makes a bunch of noise when it rakes and does some weird bouncing thing that it never did before.
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I cannot answer this question as I have not yet found a self cleaning litter box that works. I have returned the Litter Maid boxes that I have tried because they had issues. I cannot recommend any one box at this time.
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This product is very effective at masking the smell of soiled cat litter. The "trapdoor," as I like to call it, can be opened and allows the litter to fall into the bad. Then, it closes and the smell is trapped away. Bottom line, once the little is inside the bin, you won't smell it. I was skeptical at first, but it genuinely works.
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The Genie has a two chamber system. You open the lid, drop in the dirty litter, close the lid and then slide out the divider which drops the litter into the holding tank. When you slide in the divider the holding tank is sealed. Works well. I bought one for each cat box. There is a slight odor when you open the divider but not significant as the top lid is closed. Better than a dirty cat box. So easy that I don't mind cleaning the box every day.
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Lol...no, unfortunately. It cleans the litter and gets rid of it down the drain or in the toilet, but you have to take it apart at least once every 6 months to clean the insides. I found that it would need cleaning every month, month and half.....and it always seemed that when I went on vacation - that would be a signal for it to not work properly. I am actually getting rid of mine. I have 2 in my basement. It's too unreliable and too much trouble. Scooping the old fashioned way is a relief, to tell you the truth.
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If all of these boxes use the standard plastic litter collection box, this product is compatible. I used this replacement system for some time. Eventually I found it to messy and not worth the effort. I now use the standard collection system, empty the container contents into a plastic trash bag for disposal. The collection container may be reused multiple times to reduce costs.
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You are referring to the Merry Cat Washroom/Nightstand product right? If so, i think it will fit. Here is a user's picture http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51AyHQjqBEL.jpg with the litter box inside of it. It's from the Merry Cat Washroom Amazon product page.
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Yes this is the crystals that are uaws in non-scoop litter. It is put on the bottom of the litterbox and then you put the non-scooping litter on top of it. It is really great and I use it whenever I use non-scooping litter. I am sure once you use it, you will find out what I mean and you will continue to use it.
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I haven't tried anything but the chrystal litter but my guess would be no because the collection container is too small for the clumps. The crystal litter absorbs the urine and only the feces is scooped. It doesn't work as well on the odor either so it needs to be changed more often.
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I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar products and by far I like the Breeze much better!! With this box it only takes a couple minutes to clean, literally. Good Luck! I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar... » Read More I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar products and by far I like the Breeze much better!! With this box it only takes a couple minutes to clean, literally. Good Luck! « Show Less
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Yes, it clears the litter every time after the cat uses it. I like to use a deodorant to keep it smelling clean also. Use fast clump litter, some crumble and then you must clean pieces out (which you do anyway) but it happens more.
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Not very well, I have a cat who pees in corners and along the sides never in the center and I'm constantly having to scrape and scoop the inside the box several times throughout the day, which defeats the purpose of a automatic self cleaning litter box.
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No -- it's a room spray or litter spray. It helps to eliminate odor from litter boxes. I guess you COULD use it in your laundry -- I have never even thought of that. Better to ask the manufacturer to avoid ruining your laundry items.
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The Scoopfree Automatic Litter Box has a timer on it. It clears the litter after 15 minutes. There is a button to do it manually however.
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It says it works in the "Kaboom Scrub Free Continuous Toilet Cleaning System". The "Never Scrub was, I think, an older one that used "Cartridges" of cleaning "rocks" This won't work with that one. You need a whole new container to use these - the "full" new system with hoses etc.
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I don't know, but it is amazing in regular litter boxes. No more smell and no more dust.
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It does REALLY limit the litter mess from a traditional box. It does not 100% eliminate it though, they track a very trace amount out that is caught in their toes. It's very minimal though. With normal weekly vacuuming, all is gone in a flash. So, yes it does! Not to mention how amazing it is otherwise... hope this helps! I should mention I use the "dustless" litter I bought here on Amazon as well, so that's probably some of the reason it works better too.