not significantly different from other brands of litter
585935
I am always willing to try "new" variation on cat litter, as my cat is very, shall we say, prolific?  But I cannot honestly say that this particular brand was any different in terms of clumping or odor from any other brands my cat and I have used.  I did not find that my litter box area was odor free for 7 days, though my cat's particular output may be more pungent than others'.  There was nothing wrong with this litter; it just didn't distinguish itself from the rest.
4400747
My cat likes this litter.  I don't like it as much as some of the lightweight litters, but if my cat likes it and never has accidents outside of the box, that is what matters most.
3307947
Ok, what I like about the litter is it doesn't have a "smell" to it.  It is dusty but not any worse than the other brands.  We have 3 cats they liked it.  Here's why I won't be buying it again.  After a while when they pee it will harden up on the bottom of the box and it's like scraping cement out.  I had to eventually soak in straight bleach to loosen it up.
610042
Nice litter. Clumps well and the smell is not too strong. I can smell some lavender in it, but don't expect pure lavender scent. I actually mix this one with fragrance free clumping Arms& Hammer litter. Works well controlling odors without overpowering scent.
4738798
This is a pretty good litter that has gotten the paws up from all involved. Wandrcat took to it right away, it clumped well, the clumps were easy to remove, it did a good job of controlling odor, it didn't smell like horrible perfume, and there was minimum dust and tracking of particles.

Normally, we use Petco fragrance-free, scoop-able litter that comes in refillable 30lb buckets. It is reasonable in cost and the cat likes it enough to use it. The downside is that the granules are fairly large and there is a fair amount of tracking. Also, a 30lb bucket is not an easy thing to move around.

I am new to lightweight litters. Trying this one, I can see the convenience. If price is not a deterrent, this would be a good choice.
1776653
I bought the Arm & Hammer cat litter mainly because the box said it was dust free which was important to me because of where the litter boxes are located. I also had found previously with the Tidy Cats brand that light weight litter is easier to scoop. Unfortunately the Tidy Cats product proved to be much dustier than their regular weight product to the point that I stopped using it. After using 3 boxes of the Clump and Seal I found this product has very little if any dust. It clumps quite well and is easy to use.  The only negatives are that it is not as good at odor control as I'd like and it's considerably more expensive than the Tidy Cats brand I've used for years.
2354658
We have two cats (and two litter boxes).  I tried Blue's walnut cat litter for several months and have a mixed review.  Things that I liked about Blue's litter:  It's not clay.  When scooping, I noticed that there was significantly less dust than our old clay litter.  When it's poured into the litter box there's a small amount of dust (settles quickly), but nothing like the cloud from clay.  Blue's litter seemed to handle box odors well.  With two cats, the boxes are scooped daily.  The bags I bought seemed to last quite a while.  What I didn't like:  I found that it clumped inconsistently with the cats' urine.  Some clumps were very stable and held together really well during scooping; others would crumble when they were lifted on the scoop.  I assume that maybe one cat has something in his/her urine that doesn't work well with Blue.  I never had that problem with clay litter.  I later tried "World's Best Cat Litter" (corn based) in a different box and it clumped really well, but my cats didn't really like it. (Because of the multiple litter boxes, I tried different types of litter at the same time).  Blue is definitely one of the pricier litters. As mentioned above, the bags seemed to last for quite a while, but not to the point that the price would be comparable to clay.  I gave Blue three stars because of the clumping inconsistency.  Because Blue worked well with one of my cats, I would suggest trying a bag to see if it works for your cat.
588580
The regular Swheat Scoop in the orange bag is a much better quality litter. I thought I'd try this one & test its increased clumping powers. However, I find this variety does not have the same fresh, clean, pure 'wheat' smell their original variety does. And it is also significantly dustier, which may help it clump better (?) but the increased dust bothers my cat. Now when I Swiffer my tile floors, I pick up a dark brown yuck off my floors daily that wasn't present before, & it leaves my cat's coat feeling crummy, compared to original Swheat Scoop. Honestly I'd rather just add a little baking soda to their original formula during the damp months, than have this in my house. Not impressed... Mine even shipped from PetCo.
4547538
I ordered this so I didn't have to pack a heavy box home from the store.  It was very convenient to have it delivered but this particular Super Scoop Arm & Hammer litter was not effective in killing odors like the last Arm & Hammer litter we got.  The clumping action was good but I think the next one we get will have more odor control than clumping.
4791248
First off, note that the 30L rating is the "expanded" measurement.  I've used just about every brand of shredded paper bedding material over the last couple of years for my son's hamster.  They all cost about the same and are all very similar.  The Healthy Pet brand is a bit less dusty when you fluff up the litter.  All of the brown litters will tend to pack back down after your hamster or pet runs around on them for a few days.  This bedding is pretty consistent throughout - no large pieces or hard pieces mixed in.  It does control odor pretty well, but I haven't found that any one brand is superior to another.  Frequent changing and maintenance does much more for odor control than brand choice.

Compared to the white or colored beddings, the brown is a bit more rough and less fluffy, but it is also cheaper.  That said, it doesn't retain its fluff quite as well as the white or colored bedding.  If you look at the compressed vs. expanded ratings on the bags, the white and colored beddings advertise a lower fluffed volume for the same size compressed volume.  The trade off is that they are softer and retain their fluff better.  Would I buy this again?  Definitely - I've used it in the past and will continue to buy it.  Am I brand loyal?  Not really - I did make note that this brand is less dusty than some of the others, but at the end of the day, none of them are so bad that I wouldn't buy them.

Just to be clear, I received this particular bag via the Amazon Vine program for free, but I've previously purchased this brand and most competitive brands over the past couple years on my own.
1187402
Best brand of litter I have ever used,  tight clumps and I don't feel that it's heavily scented which is great because cat's noses are sensitive.
4905757
The cat's used it and didn't mind transitioning to it, but it didn't hide the smell as well as the pine litter. Also, it was difficult to tell WHICH litter had been peed on, so we ended up scooping out most of the catbox, until we didn't smell pee anymore. Won't buy again.
4567639
I ordered these as a cheaper replacement for my new Tidy Cats litter box pellets. They are similarly shaped, but slightly smaller. I find that more pellets slip through the grates at the bottom of the litter box. That is not a huge issue. The biggest difference I have found between these pellets and the Tidy Cat branded pellets is that these seem more prone to absorbing liquid and breaking apart. My cat tends to only urinate in one specific corner and those pellets stay wet.

My cat refuses to deficate in these pellets though. She has no problem with the white Tidy Cats branded pellets. For that reason I will have to transition back to the original pellets.
1783893
This cat litter is possibly my favorite just because it is much lighter than the boxes. Also I notice that it lasts me a little longer than the boxed litter. I like the smell of it, its not overpowering. I cant really say its really good at covering up smells from urine and feces because my cat doesnt cover her poo, so the smell can be a bit stronger versus if she would cover it. So for me its more of an issue with my cat. Well its not an issue, i don't mind, as long as I keep her litter box clean as soon as shes done her business. Anyway, this cat litter does last longer and clumps up well. Its no less effective than regular box litter.
290143
I think because the litter is so light weight, it tends to fly out and onto the floor when the cat leaves the box.  I won't buy it again because of that reason.  The box is definitely lighter than regular cat litter, so it's easy to carry for sure.
1583578
The birds seem to like this, and I don't see a ton of waste- but it wasn't all that different than the 20 pound bags of bird seed in terms of composition. I won't reorder just because it's not that 'special' as far as bird seed goes.
4470533
We have been a TidyCat household for many years now, but when the opportunity came up to try out this Arm N' Hammer brand, we thought why not see how it performs.  Unfortunately, our cat did not seem to like it very much.  I can't place 100% blame on this, but I'm thinking it was the overwhelming scent of the product.  It is almost like an air freshener was turned on full or sprayed too much.  Our cat didn't use the litter box for 2 full days after we swapped out the different brands, hopefully, though she didn't go anywhere in the house either.  Once we decided to swap back to the TidyCat brand (little to no scent), she used it within the first 5 minutes.

Did we like the look and feel of this brand?  Yes, and I am sure that it does a great job, but since we couldn't put it fully to the test, I had to remove stars to the "It's ok" level.  It wouldn't have been fair to rate it any lower than that for an issue that is likely to be household specific.