🔄 Powerful Litter Box Scrubbing Wipes: Nature's Miracle Solution! Review

Great box and scoop wipes. My problem is that there are so few wipes in the can. I use at least 2 each time. I often clean the litter box and also the scoop to get rid of the odor and for my cat's health - she loves a clean litter box. I scoop the litter out at least three times a day, use a scoop to push the litter towards the back of the box and wipe the front and sides where urine is stuck, then turn and wipe the back and sides. I love the textured dots that remove the pee and dirt clinging…

These wipes are great for cleaning cat litter. I don't use a traditional clay litter but I recently got a new kitten so I bought clay litter for him. Turns out I didn't need it because he switched to the filler I use with no transition period. I have not used clay litter and my cat, who seems to love clay litter, has used it. I finally got rid of the clay residue and used these cloths to clean the box. I cleaned it out like a dream, everything stuck to the stains too. I suspect it might have…

If you're looking to save time cleaning your cats, these wipes might impress. We have two litter boxes that need cleaning and after putting the litter in black garbage bags I use these cloths to clean the inside of the litter boxes. This job requires three wipes per box. They are also jumbo sized trays so you may need fewer cloths for smaller trays. I noticed that they leave no odor on the boxes and are very good at neutralizing odors. Cats can be very sensitive to smells in their boxes so I'm…

I wasn't impressed. Some reviews say they used to be better but this was my first experience with the product and it was bad. Thin, thin, perfectly legal paper towels. And not even good paper towels, but ones that fall apart and do nothing. I bought these specifically to clean the box instead of using the hose from the outside. I ended up using the hose outside anyway. I then used one of these to wipe a stain on a wooden floor where there was cat urine, which I first wiped off with a regular…

Much more convenient to use these wipes than cleaning the trays in the bathroom every two weeks. I use the breeze system and use these wipes to wipe down the tray of the "urine pads" every time I change them and wipe/wipe down the whole box every two weeks when the pads themselves are changed. Seems to work just as well as a regular bath scrub and is a lot easier to do. We still usually clean them about once a month, but even then it doesn't seem necessary. Combine them with a breeze system…

They are great for my cleaning robot. I bought a cleaning kit where you find robot garbage wipes and it started to run out, wanted to buy more and they charged $15 out of 30! It's crazy! I did a quick search of Revain to see what other people were using and found them. To be honest they are even better than robotic garbage wipes and a lot cheaper. These cloths have a texture that makes them much more pleasant to clean and the smell is very light. I get through it pretty quickly because I'm…

When I lived in the house it was easy to take the tray outside to hose it down. You can just leave it in the sun to dry and get rid of the smell and you're done. Living in an apartment complicates the task. There are no hose connections outside and I don't want to splash cat litter water on other people. So I have to wash them in the bathtub. I don't want to wash a bunch of clay debris down the drain, so I've always used a damp paper towel to get as much dirt on the clay as possible before…

I bought these to clean the litter between litters. I like them but I don't think I like them any more than the regular wipes I use (Clorox or Kirkland). My cats don't seem to mind these smells though. If so, I would definitely only use these wipes. They don't have a strong odor but wipe down pans well. I also tried another brand (available at the local store) and really didn't like the smell. Wipe - I wish these wipes were a little bigger. I have very large litter boxes and I feel like if they