Cleaning Litter Box

From: "JamesJ"

I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

I bought one of those tiny plastic garbage cans (2gallons?). I line it with a
plastic bag. Then when I scoop out the box, I put the waste in one of those
fruit/vegetable clear plastic bags, then throw it in the plastic garbage can
which is in the garage.
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in article , PawsForThought at
olitter wrote on 10/9/04 7:23 PM:

From: "JamesJ"

I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

I bought one of those tiny plastic garbage cans (2gallons?). I line it with a
plastic bag. Then when I scoop out the box, I put the waste in one of those
fruit/vegetable clear plastic bags, then throw it in the plastic garbage can
which is in the garage.
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecatjournal.com/articles/claws.htm

Hmmm. I suppose those baby diaper container things would work too...

http://www.playtexbaby.com/diapergenie/

in article , PawsForThought at
olitter wrote on 10/9/04 7:23 PM:

From: "JamesJ"

I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

I bought one of those tiny plastic garbage cans (2gallons?). I line it with a
plastic bag. Then when I scoop out the box, I put the waste in one of those
fruit/vegetable clear plastic bags, then throw it in the plastic garbage can
which is in the garage.
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecatjournal.com/articles/claws.htm

Hmmm. I suppose those baby diaper container things would work too...

http://www.playtexbaby.com/diapergenie/

"JamesJ" wrote in message
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Hi. I would appreciate any suggestions to my question
I scoop out my buddy's cat box every day but am having
a bit of a problem about how to discard the clumps.
If I have a garbage bag that is ready to go out I'll dump
the clumps in it but if I don't I put the clumps in a gallon
size zip-lock bag, seal it and throw it in my kitchen garbage.
I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

Thanks in advance,
James

I use a clumping flushable litter. Discarding the clumps is easy - into the
toilet they go and in one flush they're gone.

Judy

"JamesJ" wrote in message
...
Hi. I would appreciate any suggestions to my question
I scoop out my buddy's cat box every day but am having
a bit of a problem about how to discard the clumps.
If I have a garbage bag that is ready to go out I'll dump
the clumps in it but if I don't I put the clumps in a gallon
size zip-lock bag, seal it and throw it in my kitchen garbage.
I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

Thanks in advance,
James

I use a clumping flushable litter. Discarding the clumps is easy - into the
toilet they go and in one flush they're gone.

Judy

"JamesJ" wrote in message ...
Hi. I would appreciate any suggestions to my question
I scoop out my buddy's cat box every day but am having
a bit of a problem about how to discard the clumps.
If I have a garbage bag that is ready to go out I'll dump
the clumps in it but if I don't I put the clumps in a gallon
size zip-lock bag, seal it and throw it in my kitchen garbage.
I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

Thanks in advance,
James

I also scoop our three litter boxes daily, I have a five gallon bucket
I line with a small garbage bag, start with the box in the bedroom and
finish with the 2 boxes in the garage pen I built. I dispose of it in
the large garage barrell but put some A & H in the barrel with it so
it doesn't smell.

"JamesJ" wrote in message ...
Hi. I would appreciate any suggestions to my question
I scoop out my buddy's cat box every day but am having
a bit of a problem about how to discard the clumps.
If I have a garbage bag that is ready to go out I'll dump
the clumps in it but if I don't I put the clumps in a gallon
size zip-lock bag, seal it and throw it in my kitchen garbage.
I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

Thanks in advance,
James

I also scoop our three litter boxes daily, I have a five gallon bucket
I line with a small garbage bag, start with the box in the bedroom and
finish with the 2 boxes in the garage pen I built. I dispose of it in
the large garage barrell but put some A & H in the barrel with it so
it doesn't smell.

In article ,
itty (Sherry ) wrote:

In article ,
"JamesJ" wrote:

Hi. I would appreciate any suggestions to my question
I scoop out my buddy's cat box every day but am having
a bit of a problem about how to discard the clumps.
If I have a garbage bag that is ready to go out I'll dump
the clumps in it but if I don't I put the clumps in a gallon
size zip-lock bag, seal it and throw it in my kitchen garbage.
I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

I used flushable litter, so I just dump them in the toilet.

Priscilla

This really creeps me out. I *know* it says the litter is flushable. I just
can't bring myself to do it. We have our own septic system, and so we're
responsible for the thousands of dollars to fix it if I screw it up flushing
litter. Is there anyone out there who can offer some info. that it's really
safe?

I'm on city sewer, so I can't testify about septic systems. Sorry!

Priscilla

In article ,
itty (Sherry ) wrote:

In article ,
"JamesJ" wrote:

Hi. I would appreciate any suggestions to my question
I scoop out my buddy's cat box every day but am having
a bit of a problem about how to discard the clumps.
If I have a garbage bag that is ready to go out I'll dump
the clumps in it but if I don't I put the clumps in a gallon
size zip-lock bag, seal it and throw it in my kitchen garbage.
I'm sure there's a better way and was hoping for some suggestions.

I used flushable litter, so I just dump them in the toilet.

Priscilla

This really creeps me out. I *know* it says the litter is flushable. I just
can't bring myself to do it. We have our own septic system, and so we're
responsible for the thousands of dollars to fix it if I screw it up flushing
litter. Is there anyone out there who can offer some info. that it's really
safe?

I'm on city sewer, so I can't testify about septic systems. Sorry!

Priscilla