Review on Optimized for SEO: New Age Pet ecoFLEX Habitat N’ Home Litter Loo by Jennifer Vasquez

I am a single woman of 80 who collected a bunch myself. It was not easy. It's very heavy, the instructions are useless and some of the holes weren't lined up. It took a few hours although one of my cats helped me. And when I finished I had 5 leftover plastic screws and 2 screw holes that didn't fit any screws. Some misalignment of the holes really just aren't pressed tightly together. However, some of them are the direct result of poor quality control and utterly useless instructions. Don't rely on the manufacturer's video to put everything together at once. If instead you're one of those people who never read instructions and really know how to do everything by hand, this might be an easy build. When you're done, however, this litter box feels solid. Jumbo is really jumbo. If I take another one, it will be the normal size. I'll wait and see, however, as for the door that doesn't seem to stay shut in a month or so. Ironically, assembly required no tools at all. I'm going to seal the joints with silicone, otherwise dirt will likely get into the small cracks that the plastic screws don't cover. I will also put the pots on the floor. The cleanup won't be easy. This means placing the box in a location that also has room for a toilet when it is taken out for cleaning. I wouldn't call it designer furniture. This is clearly a trash can or other box for hiding unsavory things. But not ugly either. Doesn't look like plastic, although plastic is actually more hygienic. But the top is big enough that you can put a 42-inch TV or a large potted plant on it. Be warned: it's quite heavy, so you won't want to move it often. Size. Jumbo and regular size might be enough for my 4 cats if they are brushed at least once a day. And after the agonizing assembly of the large size, I must be an expert on the regular size. I think treated plastic is a better choice than other hulls made from barrel wood or peed compressed wood.