cat litter

[lavender27]

Please admin can you put this in the main section as i am unable to access this at the moment ?

Where should cat litter go when you want to throw it out? In the household green wheelie bins or elsewhere?

Lavender27

[Vik]

Household green.

[lavender27]

Thanks Vik

[hpsaucey]

You can get flushable litter too. But more money but eco friendly and less aggro.

Hp

[nxjen]

I?ve seen there is flushable cat litter available but I wonder if it?s something Thames Water approve of?

[IlonaM]

I wouldn't flush a trayful!

There is also compostible litter - once you remove the soiled litter.

[singalto]

Thames Water told me never to flush cat waste down the loo..

[lavender27]

thanks all

a friend of mine used to flush the cat poo down the toilet , the blessed poo always floated to the top again , not a good idea . and the litter stuff may also block the toilet .

The reason i was asking is if its put in normal green bins taken by refuse lorry , was wondering how the lorry copes with the poo, if it gets stuck or coated in the grinders etc

[Sue]

lavender27 Wrote:

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> The reason i was asking is if its put in normal

> green bins taken by refuse lorry , was wondering

> how the lorry copes with the poo, if it gets stuck

> or coated in the grinders etc

Wouldn't you put it in a bag rather than putting it in the bin loose?

[hpsaucey]

Not a trayful lol. But you can scoop out the solids and clumped wee from the flushable (and biodegradable) litter and flush them. delightful...

[lavender27]

Yes , I meant putting it in a bag first. Does it get stuck in the grinders of the rubbish lorry.