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Any of you out there use a Litter Locker?
We invested in one recently and I have to say having used it for a few days now, it's absolutely brilliant!
Just thought I'd let anyone know in case they hadn't heard of it or was thinking of buying one - particularly as they are on offer for half price at the moment with ZooPlus!
Have just ordered myself one after reading your post. With the current weather, the path to the communal bins is very icy, so I haven't been taking the rubbish out daily and there is a definitive smell in my flat when I first open the door coming home from work. This locker seems to be the solution. I hope so!!!
I got one a few months ago and it's a marvellous invention. It tends to fill up quicker with two MC's but who wants cat crap lurking in the house longer than a week anyway.
I read a trick in a product review that I've yet to test... apparently, standard bread bags are a marvellous and cheap alternative to the Litter Locker cartridges. I tend to find we go through a cartridge a month, give or take, and that's with two MC's, and @ £5 a go, I don't think it's too bad; if we start to get through more as Wicca gets bigger though, bread bags it'll be!
I did see that offer on zooplus and wonder if it would be worth getting. Maybe I should get the order in!
I'm glad I did - a bargain for a tenner!
Thanks for the tip on bread bags Karen, will certainly do that after we've gone through the two spares I ordered :smile:
Go for it, Catlover. One of the best purchases I've made. No more do I trail cat litter across the kitchen to get to the bin... no more do I open the kitchen bin and faint at the smell of stale cat pee... and a double benefit that I didn't predict - it gives Wicca a place to sit when I'm cooking dinner as she's not yet big enough to jump up on the breakfast bar like Freyja can!Quote:
Originally Posted by Catlover
I always put everything I scoop out of the litter trays into a plastic bag - the ones for lining the small bin in the bathroom. I then tie the bag tightly with a knot and bung it in the kitchen bin. No smell whatsoever. And the bags cost next to nothing. But then again the Dutch are known to be stingy.:LOL:
LOL, not stingy at all - but it seems that bin liners and nappy bags sold in the Netherlands are obviously a lot thicker and better at keeping out smells than ones here in the UK - either that or our furries have much stinkier bums!!!! :AddEmoticons00926:
Hm... actually it wouldn't surprise me a bit if Dutch babies were smellier, hence the thicker bags. :devil:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rachel-C