Would this product help odor control in a gizmo like the litter robot? By putting it in the drawer where the litter dumps?
510989
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
510990
No, this product is only good for soaking up the cats urine. You will still smell the urine after the pad gets very wet. I don't believe it was intended to use the block order.
510991
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!
510992
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!
510993
I think it just would be messy. the design of this litter box keeps the pellets on top and the peeps go through the grate onto the pad. you scoop out the poop just like any other little box but pull out the drawer on the bottom to change the pad.
510994
I think it would. I bought this system last year for our cat and the difference in smell was amazing! The pads seemed to soak up the urine that fell past the pellets and lock it in!
494336
No. The opening is tight to keep the odor in-you have to squeeze the diaper through the opening. I don't think you can use it in this manner for the cat litter.
510980
I would think not at all suitable to store cat litter and stop smells. These are a small, designed to be changed every day kind of room can. A diaper genie may work for the kitty litter for the use you are describing.
459043
It won't to be honest. Our cats tend to jump out (sending litter flying as they do), though even when they step out they carry a lot. Also, due to the narrow opening and little of any airflow in the Litter Robot, the waste regularly stays quite moist rather than drying some during the delay between cat use and cycle rotation, so that contributes when they step in small moist or sticky particles that didn't get disposed into the drawer (or if the same or another cat entered again before it cycled which does happen). This unit is overpriced for the many issues that still need attention. Markedly the airflow and operation issues (litter that is moist gets stuck and jammed in the doors). It won't to be honest. Our cats tend to jump out (sending litter flying as they do), though even when they step out they carry a lot. Also, due to the narrow opening and little of any airflow in the Litter Robot, the waste regularly stays quite moist rather than drying some during the delay between cat use and cycle rotation, so that contributes when they step in small moist or sticky particles that didn't get disposed into the drawer (or if the same or another cat entered again before it cycled which does happen). This unit is overpriced for the many issues that still need attention.... » Read More It won't to be honest. Our cats tend to jump out (sending litter flying as they do), though even when they step out they carry a lot. Also, due to the narrow opening and little of any airflow in the Litter Robot, the waste regularly stays quite moist rather than drying some during the delay between cat use and cycle rotation, so that contributes when they step in small moist or sticky particles that didn't get disposed into the drawer (or if the same or another cat entered again before it cycled which does happen). This unit is overpriced for the many issues that still need attention. Markedly the airflow and operation issues (litter that is moist gets stuck and jammed in the doors). « Show Less
575705
It should help diminish the odor as long as there are no other openings air can enter. If it is a serious problem, in addition, you may wish to purchase an air filter. Costco and Amazon have some good ones.
1124398
I have it in my cats room by their litter box. I don't think it will reduce cooking smells... I always just turn on the kitchen fan and or open a window depending on what I'm cooking. The filter doesn't seem strong enough to me to pull the cooking odor out the air.
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We wondered the same thing, but it actually keeps the scooper really handy. We also leave a box of fragrant sprinkle dust in the other compartment, for emergency odor control. Our cats do not mess with anything in there unless we leave paper towels....then, it is "game on"!
1010722
Honestly, I got it to remove allergens. I have a cat too and have noticed a less musty smell. The unit is located about 10 feet from the litter box.
624926
I just sprinkle it over the litter - just a dusting - after I remove the droppings. Even with litter that promises to control the odor, there is always that lingering smell, and this deodorizer kills that smell. I also sprinkle it in my kitchen trash. Its not for cleaning...just neutralizing odors.
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I purchased it for a room where I have two litter boxes for my two cats and it has not made a significant difference. I clean the litter boxes twice daily, I sweep any trail of litter from floor at the same time. I would say it reduced the smell by 15 to 20%.
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I'm seeing a number of products that address urine, but my cats are defecating under a bed, on the carpet, but use their boxes for urination. Will this product help with the defecation odor? Shoot, I meant this as a question, not an answer!
1256915
Works best in confined spaces. If the garage is closed place near the odor. If you have outside airflow it won't do the job.
888588
It will help a lot. Nothing gets rid of that odor completely especially in an enclosed space.
675555
No.No Way.I installed a waste bucket with a lid and the lid keeps odors sealed in.Very happy with the results.
1391325
The key is to have multiple boxes. I have two cats--one which is 18lbs and diabetic. He urinates alot! I like the box but question if it has enough odor control.
1666119
I returned my unit to the manufacturer. I found it ineffective for my needs and very noisy. Whether this would neutralize cigarette odors coming from another source other then the confines of your condo would be marginal at best.
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I would think so, except you want to leave plenty in the carpet so it "eats" all the bacteria causing the odor. Don't dilute it! By the way, it works great on my carpet. If you've got a bright color or something, you might want to test in a small area.