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I'm currently experimenting with it, 100% with a BC and Korean Fir. Apparently the particles are quite difficult to break, even when frozen, so should last at least a couple of years.

I had to let it soak for 3 days before I used it to get rid of the artificial scent, which is there to counteract the smell of cat waste. The scent doesn't seem to be harmful anyway.

Tesco have a lot of cat litters on sale. Some are just wood chipings, some contain a soft clay that clumps and even turns to a sort of mud when exposed to water (to soak up cat wee?).

It needs to be the LIGHTWEIGHT one, whitish and brown packaging. About £2.80 for 8 litres.

4 Weeks Ago	#7
ElGringo Return of the dragon Join Date: Jun-2006 Location: Wales/Cymru Country: UK AHS Heat Zone: 8-9 Posts: 671	I'm currently experimenting with it, 100% with a BC and Korean Fir. Apparently the particles are quite difficult to break, even when frozen, so should last at least a couple of years. I had to let it soak for 3 days before I used it to get rid of the artificial scent, which is there to counteract the smell of cat waste. The scent doesn't seem to be harmful anyway. Tesco have a lot of cat litters on sale. Some are just wood chipings, some contain a soft clay that clumps and even turns to a sort of mud when exposed to water (to soak up cat wee?). It needs to be the LIGHTWEIGHT one, whitish and brown packaging. About £2.80 for 8 litres. __________________ Richard Wales= RBS 6 nations champions 2008!!!!!