litter bags

aloise

i used this for about 3 years. excellent lightweight stuff stuf,f and i had 3 cats then. Only got an 18 year old one left and she started ging outside the tray so i had to change it. trisd it a couple of times since but she wont have it. i now use tigsrio or golden grey,

Fosterdog

My parents have always just wrapped it in newspaper, they get the metro free from public transport and 2-3 sheets for each time they empty the tray and wrap it like a bag of chips to keep everything contained. It's strong enough for everyday emptying, better for the environment and does the job well. On days the whole tray is emptied and cleaned they use the biodegradable kitchen bags (large) and just double bag it and carry it carefully to the main bin. They've been using the newspaper method for 40+ years and several cats and it's never failed them.

hb2

Fosterdog wrote: »

My parents have always just wrapped it in newspaper, they get the metro free from public transport and 2-3 sheets for each time they empty the tray and wrap it like a bag of chips to keep everything contained. It's strong enough for everyday emptying, better for the environment and does the job well. On days the whole tray is emptied and cleaned they use the biodegradable kitchen bags (large) and just double bag it and carry it carefully to the main bin. They've been using the newspaper method for 40+ years and several cats and it's never failed them.

Whyever didn't I think of that?!