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26 June 2018
Genuine Kirby Zipp Brush
Gives you the right zip for cleaning smaller areas and furniture upholstery, helping to bring the nap up from well-used cloth. Works great for car cleaning, too!
16 October 2022
Where were these when I was younger?
OK, so you have a cat. A cat comes with maintenance, because hopefully, they do their business in a litter box. Well a litter box is typically a dirty job. Never saw Mike Rowe doing this, or did I miss that episode?
Well, it's an undignified situation, a smelly job, typically, even with modern, clumping litter, if you gotta go digging with a scoop. It's like a treasure hunt, only, you really don't want it. Scoop and sift, scoop and sift.
Welcome to your cat-savior. Now, you could go spend $600 bucks on a fancy self-cleaning "robot," or you can save some clams with one of these. We actually have two, for our two cats. Captain Fuzzibutt has his, Missyboo has hers.
You snap the 3 main parts of this unit together, and slide the scoop inside its slot. Fill to the line with a good, scoopable litter, and your kitty is ready for P-mail and such. When they've done their business a few times, simply roll the box over a bit slowly. Tap the upended bottom, roll back, then repeat with a second sift.
The good litter sifts into a slotted chamber, while the clumps and poop don't. They fall into the scoop as you roll is back onto the bottom. Then, slide the scoop out and dispose of the clumps into the trash, or, I also recommend a Litter Genie. The scoop empties into one of these handy items like a charm. Makes litter box cleaning a simple, efficient task. I have mine in the corner of a room. Unlike many, I don't have the opening facing outward, where kitty can just jump out and leave particles of litter. Instead, I have the opening parallel to the wall, so one: I don't have to look into the box as I go by all the time, and two: the cat exits onto a litter trap rug, reducing track mess. This simple change has worked wonderfully with both boxes.