Has anyone expierenced trouble with clumping?
577899
yes, usually if it reaches 80 degrees before refrigeration, made the mistake of letting it sit in the garage before getting into the frig.
577900
Yes, once, and as I mentioned in a review, it happens when the product gets hot for an extended period. Store at room temperature, and if you get a bad batch, contact the company for a free replacement.
577901
No, I have never had this protein clump. I just shake it up good and drink it. Haven't tried it any other way yet.
3140
I live in Utah, so I don't have the humidity problem you have but I haven't had any problems with the spices clumping. I hope this helps.
590490
You'll need to figure out which litter works best for you. Certain litters don't clump solid enough and the convey belt will break apart the clumps, but I buy the big tub from Sam's Club and it works amazingly for that. The 'fast clumping' brands didn't seem to stay together well enough
403001
Warmer water does help with clumping, but otherwise I've never had an issue. I tend to pull up and down on the mixer about 50-60 times though and with some good force. I never have any left over clumps. Your mileage may vary with force applied and number of pull up/downs.
5401
I use non clumping litter and love this product.... the opening is fairly large, i cant imagine it would be a problem....they would have to be some pretty large clumps !!!
1064287
I always keep my distilled water at room temperature and then shake, I've never had an issue of clumping.
283781
My best recommendation would be to: (1) make sure you're using a tightly clumping litter, and (2) make sure you're adding just plain baking soda to be collection bin and the litter itself. This should help immensely. :)
1696076
Haven't had a problem with that. I'd probably try "CLR" or some similar product.
774380
I agree with the other three answers, clumping is better. Hope you are prepared for this!!! lol. I have switched to Arm & Hammer Clump and Seal because it comes in a light weight that does not have any dust when you clean it and the box is a lot lighter to carry. But it is more expensive, so if the weight doesn't matter, use this one. Tidy Cat is okay, but I prefer this one.
774377
I prefer clumping, it is easier to clean from the box, leaving remaining unused in the box. would recommend Tidy cat.
1301856
Clumping litter is much easier and more sanitary than regular clay. I've never tried the crystal litter.
701007
I recommend that you continue to use the ScoopFree Crystals. I have tried to used the crystals combined with a less expensive clumping litter; however, it seems to be more difficult for the motor moving the rake to drag through the heavier, clumping litter. I also noticed that the other litter had a residue that when mixed with the urine stuck to the plastic bottom of the tray making it harder to clean. I hope this answers your question... Good luck!
248633
I have not experienced a clumping problem. So, I cannot help you there. But, to counteract any smell, I have placed two Renuzit Solid Air Fresheners on the top of the cover. I hope this helps out. Good Luck!!
1532187
I think it was clumping...but it never did well...it died. I was really disappointed!
323915
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.
2129329
I got the Crystal litter because of the urine clumps getting stuck in the grid. I have mixed it with the other litter and it seems to help my problem. hope this helps
2246634
As long as you use a good clumping litter you should be OK. I usually use Scoop Away because it clumps well and I have 3 cats. The litter box is great. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have through the years.