Review on Sand Dipper Jr Handle Hygienic by Melissa Oldroyd

Tested on 10 very large cat boxes! There's no way I can continue this with a standard shovel with a sore hip. Points for a long handle and solid construction. It doesn't have to be a ski pole grip! This is a trick. I was so hoping it would be a telescope, but it isn't. You still lean forward when using this. owl, owls. The scoop is great for tiny droppings near the surface. It's not good for sliding, loosening, lifting and sifting large pees or anything that sticks to the side or near the bottom. I used this along with the plastic rake from the rake and dustpan set for our dog as the rake is long and can reach the sides and bottom. One problem with buckets that needs to be addressed is drag. Some have too much drag to sift through the junk and I hate it. The best scoop I've used is a slotted flat stainless steel spatula. It glides over debris and picks up easily. Works great on the bottom, sides and corners. Too bad the handle is short! This shovel has too much drag! It slips but doesn't slide while you're trying to dig up cat poop. I wouldn't recommend it as the perfect litter box scoop for people with knee or hip problems, or anyone who needs to clean a lot of litter boxes. The next thing I might try would be a fine tine fork or clam rake. straight up and down, no angled blade, long handle and durable. I hope.