| Re: Controlling litterbox smells - CLICK HERE for the Pet Manual Forum Home Page |
| Scott Bonner |
I clean once a week, and use an electric air cleaner in the room. Works
like a charm.
"oldmolly" <oldmolly@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> "KG" <katgall@voyager.net> wrote in message
> news:9ad00fda.0307131232.15c9b1a8@posting.google.com...
> > How you do you control the amonia smell from litterboxes when there
> > isn't time to scoop or clean the box? (I know it happens sooner or
> > later to almost anyone?)
> >
> > Baking soda?
> > Vinega?
> > Nature's Miracle or other enzyme spray
> > Other?
> >
> It never happens to me. I use wood pellet litter and even if I don't clean
> the box every day, there is no smell.If I didn't clean it for a week there
> would be a stink then, but who only cleans it once a week?
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| Bird |
We use the paper pellets and do a complete replacement every other day (two
fuzzies) I also wipe out the empty pan with a disenfecting wipe. Lysol
make one.
We made the mistake of putting one of those Airwic type air fresheners in
their room. (Not inthe cage but up on a shelf).......... discovered that
one of the boys was alergic or sensitive to it.
The paper pellets litter is rather cheap if you buy it at the grocery store
in bags that are marketed for cats.
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