Has anybody tried this to keep down cat litter dust?
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We have had one for years and love it, but it works slowly to clean the air in a small room over time and does a great job at controlling normal dust and dander - - - If you mean while you are scooping or pouring litter, this unit is less than ideal for clouds of dust.
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I lived near a construction site for a year and ended up with dust everywhere on my tile floor. It picked that up beautifully, even off the grout. Should pick up cat litter no problem.
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I don't know if this will help but I bought a jar of the Cat Attract herbs and have used it in the past on the regular Precious Cat litter. I was using it to train two feral kittens to use a litter box and it was highly successful. I just took a goodly pinch of the Cat Attract herbs and sprinkled it over the top of the regular litter. Doing this might save you some dough--instead of buying the Cat Attract litter.
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I have cats and use these filters to clean the area around the litter box. I've washed the filters (I bought 2) a few times each and don't see any noticeable decline in vacuum from when I first bought them. A lot of nasty stuff comes out in the water when you wash them and they return to a slightly gray shade of white, so I think most of the litter dust is successfully removed.
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I don't recommend doing so. There is a rack that combs through the litter that is meant for moving the cat poop but not necessarily a clump of litter.
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Yes! I bought this air purifier because there is a lot of dust in my apt. and had to take care of someone's cat for 5 months. I was sneezing and sniffling for a few weeks after the cat moved in. Air purifier made a huge difference! I turned it on 12 hours at a time. I usually give it a few hours rest and then turn it back on again. I am seriously thinking about buying a second one for the bedroom. I think turning it off a few hours helped with the filters. I used it for a year before the filter light started to blink.
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I bought this in part to deal with cat litter. It does pick up litter if it is scattered in the middle of the floor, but you can't really use it to get around the edges of the box, where most of the litter seems to collect in my house. I tried it on clumping corn and clay.
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I just used kitty litter and it worked out great! The owl works out great too. I've seen the same owl at a restaurant on the beach and they told me it keeps the birds away from the restaurant.
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I haven't used it for that -- but I do have 3 cats and 3 litter boxes. I spray the room where the boxes are. According to the promoter of this product, it does NOT mask the odor -- it completely removes it. So try it. Hopefully it will work. It's an enzyme product, which is supposed to "eat and digest" the odor.
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We wondered the same thing, but it actually keeps the scooper really handy. We also leave a box of fragrant sprinkle dust in the other compartment, for emergency odor control. Our cats do not mess with anything in there unless we leave paper towels....then, it is "game on"!
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That is exactly what I want to use it for. The room gets so dusty but the cat won't use any other litter. We have 2 computers in the room, the cat box, and the dog is usually in the room with us. Anyone know if this will do the trick?
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Yes, I have a cat and it does help minimize the cat hair floating around the room.
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No, not at all, I think the cat litter brand helps a lot - my last one was awful, so i changed to a mix of Ever Clean extra strength unscented - and feline pine. Much better than the last one I was using which stank!
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Nope! my 2 cats used to love scratching litter mats, so i had to constantly buy new ones. After i bought this mat, my cats just stopped catching! I've had it for almost 3 months now and it is still sturdy as new and it works wonderfully.
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I would think not at all suitable to store cat litter and stop smells. These are a small, designed to be changed every day kind of room can. A diaper genie may work for the kitty litter for the use you are describing.
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I'm wondering this as well - we have a cat that will not use a litter box but will use puppy pads.... thinking of trying one of these. Anybody try this yet?
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I highly believe it does. The mat has small circles through out that seem to catch the litter fine, there is also a slight indent around the edge that allows you to sweep the cat litter to that section and fold it to clean it off and the mat uses the same fabric as a yoga mat which is suprisingly amazing.