How do you clean yours?

We usually just dump the litter and then take the litterbox to the back yard and hose it out really well. We don't use any type of cleaner - after sitting in the sun and air-drying, there isn't any residual smell.

when my cats used litter trays I always put a liner at the bottom as this meant there was no soaking involved and just a quick wipe of a disposable wipe was all that was required unless one of them had scratched through. Now they both do their business outside thank goodness, I think they go under some bushes. This is much preferable to having them go indoors and I would advise you to try this. But if it is not possible, try getting some litter tray liners or else if you can't get these, cut up some heavy duty bin bags and line the bottom of the tray. Minimizes cleaning.

I dont have a cat right now, but when i did, i used mr.clean. lol I LOVE mr clean! i use mr clean to clean almost everything. so many nice scents. mm i love the apple one i have now. it makes me want to get down on my hands and knees to scrub the floor it smells so good.

we never pet cats so far so i cant comment about the litter box cleaning. we had a black pomerian dog and we alway used to take it out in the morning into the woods, so the cleaning worry wasnt there.

To clean my kitties litter boxes I just plain old dish soap. I use Dawn dish detergent. I think that it does a great job in cleaning the litter box with little to no effort on my part. The cats don't seem to care and I don't really find it necessary to spend money on something separate just for the cat box. But to each their own right.

When I dump the litter box, I sprinkle the bottom with baking soda and then I add vinegar. It bubbles up, then I let it soak in that solution for about 10 minutes. I then wash it out with dish soap and put more baking soda in after drying it, before putting the litter back in. I have had cats all my life, and this system seems to work the best for me in keeping the smell down. It helps take the ammonia smell out, from their urine, and helps with the other smell,too. I am not sure where I read this, but I read it in a magazine a few years ago and decided to give it a try. With the new scoopable litters, it is a lot better than the non-scoopable. I try to scoop it every day and then do a full dump of the litter box once a week. tdbrower

As far as I remember, we did not need to clean our cat litter box. It is because the sand which we use for the litter box automatically will wrap the sh*t of our cat. The next thing which we need to do is just throw the sh*t off from the litter box and it's done. It is clean and did not leave any smell which is unpleasant to our nose.