Review on 🐱 Ferplast Birba Cat Litter Tray: The Purrrrfect Solution for Clean and Odor-Free Living Spaces by Carla Anderson

After 5.5 years of use, the black container broke. I have to admit that I've sometimes quickly banged it against the bin to clear a stuck mess, so it probably would have lasted longer if it had just been scraped off. I almost didn't buy it again because some of the photos show the design changed from a large white screen table to a smaller grate on top of a black dustbin. I prefer the three bin version with a large strainer and that's what I got (assuming the design changes and I got one of the old ones. Too bad they changed the design IMHO). As others have written, the best way to use this tray to avoid clumping on the trays is to place paper at the bottom of the solid trays, then stack three trays with a screen in the middle, then fill with filler fill (I use clay base to clump and eliminate odor). Control). Take it outside to clean and empty the full bowl into the strainer bowl, then pick up and separate the clumps for disposal. Of course, the other sieve plate already has a paper insert under the sieve plate for the next day's course. Replace the paper in the first basket (if necessary), put a sieve on top, then put a full tray on top and sprinkle with new filler. I take it outside for all of this because the clay is too dusty to do inside. Carrying full trays is quite heavy due to the tone and a bit sharp on the fingertips. I used craft glue to ensure a smooth grip between fingers. Look at the photos of the new containers but note that the first set has been in service for over 5 years. There is no need to glue the sieve bowl because it is always in the middle when it is moved. My cats don't throw away much of the set so the back room is kept clean. meow.