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My journey to a debt free life
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The wood litter hunt is real! We used to get the agriselect from p@h for £6.50 for 30l. It all went totally oos and we ended up with paper pellets, which worked well, but we're expensive. We tried the clay, but I hated it (cats weren't too bothered by it). I am now using the bags from w@itrose so it gets delivered with our shopping. But it's £5.70 now (we get staff discount off that though) annoyingly they only stock the very expensive stuff through their pet website which we also get discount on. The last bag we got was really really dusty which wasn't great.
It's working atm, it normally isn't as dusty as the agriselect one (before this last bag) and breaks down well, which means that it was lasting much longer than the bigger bags, so wasn't any expensive over a month. Will see how the new bags we have go. And I like having it delivered with my shopping.Debt free Feb 2021 🎉0 -
Drawingaline said:The wood litter hunt is real! We used to get the agriselect from p@h for £6.50 for 30l. It all went totally oos and we ended up with paper pellets, which worked well, but we're expensive. We tried the clay, but I hated it (cats weren't too bothered by it). I am now using the bags from w@itrose so it gets delivered with our shopping. But it's £5.70 now (we get staff discount off that though) annoyingly they only stock the very expensive stuff through their pet website which we also get discount on. The last bag we got was really really dusty which wasn't great.
It's working atm, it normally isn't as dusty as the agriselect one (before this last bag) and breaks down well, which means that it was lasting much longer than the bigger bags, so wasn't any expensive over a month. Will see how the new bags we have go. And I like having it delivered with my shopping.Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1200 -
SusieT said:Onebrokelady said:foxgloves said:I don't know why the wood pellet cat litter started shooting up in price. Soot & Ash no longer require a litter tray, but while they did, that was our litter of choice because it is less messy & could also be trenched under our hedges where it just breaks down naturally. We used to buy ours from Waitr*se & it was about £4 a bag, so more expensive than the alternatives. Then it was £4.50 & the very next week, it had increased by another 50p, so we did change to the basic clay stuff then because the price differential was too big. I think finding a different online supplier for a bulk sack might be your best option, unless you have any local indie pet shops or garden centres with pet department who do deliveries.
I'm happy now not to be buying it. We have an emergency bag just in case either cat needs to be kept indoors for a short while for a medical reason, but apart from that I'm thankful for the cat flap as they've both got used to going outdoors for ablutions.
Good to hear you are still feeling well on your new drug regime.
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Sun_Addict said:The cat litter I use is Smart Litter wood pellet litter. It’s £5.45 for 10L from Morrisons. It used to be a couple of £ cheaper but has gone up like everything else. Only the young cat uses it, she mostly goes outside but I like to keep a tray indoors for overnight.Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1200
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CRANKY40 said:I buy the same as S_A but from @sda. Sainsbuggy's own is rubbish - it turns to sawdust really quickly which then gets trailed through the house. Same for the other big supermarket that begins with T.Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1200
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The Morrison's litter was £17.99 for 20 litres and the Vio Vet one was £15.99 for 30 litres. I had already ordered the amazon one before finding the vio vet. These prices are ridiculous but I do at least have 50 litres of cat litter now and will have to make it last longer . I have a tray for each cat ( 2) and they mostly stick to their own trays. J is very tidy and economical with his but A just makes a complete mess so I end up emptying the whole tray everyday, I can scoop the corner or Js tray and just top that up but A likes to spread himself around so wastes a lot.
Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1201 -
Another busy but nice shift at work today 😊I now have four days off so I'm very happy. I have things I want to get done over these days off but I'm not sure how much or what order or even if I will do any of it. I will see how I feel and what comes up. I do need to bath B which she won't be happy about but she is overdue now so needs must.
I still haven't looked at my bank account or done any budgeting this month so really need to crack on with that. I've been quite lax in getting on with it this month. I haven't spent any money anywhere that I shouldn't but I need to move money around to the right places before I forget and lose track. I still haven't had my bill from EDF which is annoying me, thinking about it is keeping me awake so I need to know how much it's going to be ASAP
Today was a NSD,I got the bus to work using my prepaid bus pass, took my own lunch and walked homeOriginal Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1202 -
Enjoy the days off.Who knew there was so much to think about with cat litter 🤪and how expensive it is. 😳January spends - £587.581
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milann said:Enjoy the days off.Who knew there was so much to think about with cat litter 🤪and how expensive it is. 😳Original Debt Owed Jan 18 = £17,630 Paid To Date = £6,510 Owed = £11,1200
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