Breeze litter box system?

On Sun, 18 May 2008 17:41:39 -0400, zob zob@ cox.net wrote:

On 17 May 2008 09:29:00 GMT, outsider wrote:

dgk wrote in news:k41h2456qjhtjc77265o1e83r375ltun59@
4ax.com:


So I saw the Breeze at Target over the weekend and bought it. Today is
day #1 and I'll see if anyone used it when I get home tonight. It's
sitting next to the secondary litterbox in a spare room. If they like
it, I'll replace the main box.

If it gets rid of the dust and little bits of litter all over, then
it's a hit even if it costs a bit more than normal litter. But, with
three cats, and one being a big boy, I have my doubts.



I would like to hear how this works out for you. I like the (seeming)
simplicity of the breeze and the fact that the stuff I have to carry (the
litter) is not very heavy but wonder about dealing with the pads (how do
you "package" them for disposal; are they drippy) and the odor level from
the solid waste. Also interested in how long the stuff lasts for you.

Andy

I was looking at the Breeze system at the Walmart around the corner
the other day and nearly had a coronary when I saw the price of the
special litter that has to be used in them! Good grief!
Forgedaboudit!
---
Zob

But if you don't use much litter, then it just depends on how much is
actually used. Most regular litter is used up by urine and that isn't
the case here.

So far it hasn't been a big hit with the felines. I guess it's around
six days now and someone has peed a few times but no poop in it yet. I
might just remove the other box and see what happens. That one is
getting awfully gross since I am following the instructions and not
cleaning it out. Of course, I don't want them so upset that they just
go anywhere else.

Still, there is another box of regular litter down the hall so they
will use that if they don't like Breeze.