"PAM" in the litter box?

[Dan Holder]

Saw an article that said if you spray "PAM" or a similar non=stick spray in the bottom of the litter box, it will dump out clean. I'll be trying that.

[doolittleky]

yeah, I know someone who has been doing that for years and she says it is so easy to clean.
Melissa

[Glacier]

It works like a charm. I use it in all the litterboxes around here.

[kittycats_delight]

I didn't know that. Good tip. I will try that too.

[gini]

Now you tell me.................

[moosmom]

Yup, it works!!

[catmandu]

I LOVE,THAT PHOTO,OF THAT CAT,WHO CAN NOT WAIT,UNTIL YOU POR THAT FOOD,INTO HIS DISH.
TALK ABOUT SELF SERVICE.

[sirrahbed]

Does it matter if the litter is regular or clumping??

[RICHARD]

lollololololol,


Now that an omlette I think I'll pass on!!!!

[Pam]

hehehe! My daughter sent me this link and of course it did immediately get my attention for obvious reasons! I do spend a lot of time with litter box duty but so far have never found myself in the litter box.

About a year or so ago I switched from conventional litter boxes to a long plastic "under the bed" storage container. It has a very slippery coating and cleans up well. It is also roomy enough so that if Trevor and Andy get nature's call at the same time there is room for two!

[furrykidsmother]

What a great tip! I will give it a try!

[prechrswife]

That sounds like an idea worth trying!

[Catsnclay]

I'm a little confused (maybe because I'm Blonde?? ) But exactly how do you use the PAM spray in the litter box?????

Do you spray the clean box like you would a cake pan?

How does it effect the litter?

But most of all, what do the cat's think of this????





(Sorry for being so dumb!!)

[Cataholic]

Do you then flour the pan? LOL.....

[gini]

Originally posted by Cataholic
Do you then flour the pan? LOL.....

Too funny!

Yes, but be sure to shake out all of the excess flour.