Is the red bagged litter flushable also?
1885928
Every variety of World's Best Cat Litter is flushable as stated in the FAQ on their website provided by Twilight Realm. Those who says it's not flushable have not read the website. I have a septic tank and have been flushing this litter for a while and its fine. I have 4 cats and 4 litter boxes.
1885929
Litter may be flushable, but cat feces should not be flushed. They may have bacteria that kill sea otters.
1885930
I've used the green, the red, and the lavender (NOT my best) and the big clumps go effortlessly down my low-flow toilets which I was really surprised by. The old large volume flushes, no problem. The new toilets flush away easily too. Cats are 5 years old now so we've been using this litter for at least 4 1/2 years.
1885931
I've been flushing it for 4 months and no problems as yet. All of their WBCL is flushable
1885932
There's a sticker on my bag (Red) that says: "Tested and Proven Flushable* Septic Safe" *The state of California encourages the disposal of cat feces in trash and discourages flushing feces in toilets or disposing of them in drains.
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/
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.
1885935
I just went onto 'worlds best' website and they say that all of their corn-based clumping litters are flushable- both sewer and septic safe. NSF tested (whatever that means).
1885936
Yes I've been flushing this litter. My toilet doesn't have very good flushing power so I usually wait a minute or two before flushing to let the clumps break apart and to let the moisture absorbing ingredients become fully saturated; I assume this will allow the litter to drain down the sewer pipe easier.
1268973
Yes. Its very cushiony and holds the litter scatter pretty well. Remember the cats actually touch it for about one second before or after they do their business ;)
1530261
No, the litter doesn't stick to the box. I am also still on my first box and I got several a few weeks ago.
1358630
It's flush. We have it. I love it. Best investment ever. But be sure you don't have a long toilet. The seat fits a round not oval toilet.
2030102
It is paper and flushable in small amounts. If I'm scooping up a single solid deposit, I shake most of the clean litter from the scoop, dump and flush. I would not flush massive amounts at once. I've been using it for years and have never had a problem disposing of it in this manner.
377109
There are no bags. The litter is dumped into a plastic tray which is disposable. We usual just empty it into a grocery store plastic bag and reuse the tray until it starts to crack. There were about four of the trays with the unit. More trays can be purchased.
853229
The product is reclaimed wood pulp and I compost discarded litter, so yes, it's biodegradable. I don't know about flushing it. You don't want to have plumbing issues! The company phone number for questions is 360-734-7415, or go to carefresh.com.
940784
Although we do not use the plastic bags to place the litter, the base of the container has a lip that will hold the litter disposable bags nicely. The top, when placed in locked position will hold the plastic liner in place. No mess
1940215
Yes. I use the Fresh step and it works fine. You have to put about half of the litter from the 14 pound bag in, but it works for two weeks for my two cats.
1013625
Yes, that is there but it doesn't affect the function of the pan being a litter box. I wouldn't even have noticed that. My cats still do their business in it just like any other litter box.
1585554
The box says eco-friendly but not flushable so I would say the answer is no.
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.
987543
I never flush litter.I have used both litters and I don't see any difference.
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.
1335165
It is, but it stays together when you roll it, and the "used" litter is deposited into a bag (I used the omega litter box along with a littermaid prior to biting the bullet and ordering a litter robot).
987542
I have been using the Multiple Cat Formula (in the red bag) for 8 years now & I flush it with no problems. Just make sure you don't flush too much at once.
391170
Yes, it is bagless. There is a washable Filter and a HEPA filter in it, but the dirt goes into a clear canister than is easilty removed and can be emptied into your garbage can.