Can it handle kitty litter?
1122036
Good question! Since my litter box was not far away, I thought I would check. Yes it does! Although I noticed in an area that had a heavier amount, the Shark kicked some back towards my feet but was soon vacuumed up. I also noticed that it did a great job along the edge of the molding.
1122037
I use mine in the shop after I drive cars in and out and it handles the pebbles left behind from the tires so I'm sure it will handle cat litter.
1122038
I haven't tried it on cat litter, but I think in a pinch it would work great, but if its large amounts though, I would probably consider something else.
1122039
I do not have kitty litter at home, but it has picked up everything including pet hair and fine dirt. They do recommend you avoid small sharp objects and I remove string or long hairs that wrap around the rotating brush.
2194820
I have a cat and this broom does great sweeping up the fur -- really excellent. For cat litter it's not as good...with my floors the litter gets stuck in the cracks so if the wood is smooth then it would probably be okay. Hope this helps!
2181302
I wouldn't recommend it. We used one of the disposable trays with kitty litter and it fit in and out fairly easily.
2213532
I'm not sure. I have picked up all kinds of litter without any problems. This is my second B/D machine. We moved and I left the old machine because I thought we would be in a condo. I hope this helps. Terry
2086196
I don't have a cat, but it has picked up a few pebbles that the dogs have tracked in. I'm sure it would do fine for small amounts of kittly litter. I don't know how it would do for larger amounts. Either way, I'd empty the dust cup more frequently.
494336
No. The opening is tight to keep the odor in-you have to squeeze the diaper through the opening. I don't think you can use it in this manner for the cat litter.
1740054
I use Tidy Cats light weight clumping litter and it works wonderfully with this litter box. I no longer dread cleaning it.
2087787
No, not at all. You'll need to use a clumping litter. However, buyer beware - be sure to read carefully all the reviews, because you'll find that this isn't necessarily built well, and you'll need to claim on the warranty.
985510
I would not recommend it for that. It's great for dust and crumbs, but cat litter may be to heavy for the minimal suction
1224069
I use mine with paper litter but you could ask them. Here's a link http://www.preciouscat.com/contact-us/
1868369
I dont know. I doubt it because the litter clumps are very hard and would be difficult for the mechanism to move them and sweep them through.
1456132
No. It worked only okay for a few months (barely handled cat litter) and now it doesn't hold a charge.
2103424
You asked the right person. I have two cats. It picks up both kinds of litter as well as dry cat food pieces.
862531
Yes it does, it seems like it would work with almost any type of litter. I think that litter not scooping well is more a function of the litter than the scoop. If it is good quality clumping litter it will be much easier to remove liquid and solid waste. If it is non clumping or poorly clumping it will be nearly impossible to scoop the soggy mess in the bottom of the pan.
1805336
I believe it would....we have it in corner over litter box and it's great for storing cat stuff....and it look so nice!!! We love it!!
740913
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.
2103098
It should have no trouble picking up cat litter "pebbles" since it picks up crumbs, small stones, and other debris with ease.