Review on Convenient and Hygienic: Nature's Miracle Disposable Cat Litter Box by Tania Swenson

These disposable paper boxes are almost the same as Wonderbox but in my opinion they are better. My cat pees in the same corner of the litter box most of the time and I have found that the material of the Wonderbox litter box gets a bit sticky when wet and tears when the scoop scrapes the bottom, unlike the Nature's Miracle Box litter box it doesn't. Why? and how I use them: I have a very busy schedule, but I felt guilty throwing away so much plastic wrap and trash. I find that using these disposable boxes saves resources and money as I don't have to change the filler as often. A disposable box lasts about 3 weeks to a month (less for the Wonderbox) and if I feel it's clean enough I can occasionally use the uncollected litter by dumping it into the next box. I scoop every day and have found the clumps stick together and get a bit drier with use. Even if I don't scoop for a day or two, the litter doesn't stink much and the clumps mostly stay together. all the time in the same place, sometimes digging a tray away from that place. My system: Since I have a cat that pees in a corner and often misses the box, I use an enclosed litter box. I line it with these durable, biodegradable liners: http://www.amazon.com/Green-Pack-Extra-Drawstring-16-Count/dp/B0077PN166 to prevent leakage through the small gap between my plastic box and this one Disposable prevent bag. a piece of paper. I place the disposable box inside the liner, both inside the closed box, and after attaching the lid, I tuck the sides of the plastic liner in to catch any leaks between the gap where the lid meets the box. I don't bother with an air filter in a sealed box because there is virtually no odor due to the use of these boxes and the best media I have ever used; http://www.amazon.com/Weruva-Hinoki-Green-TeaWeruva-Litter/dp/B011JPLT8G. In fact, people have commented that my apartment doesn't smell like having a cat at all.