Extra Large Long-Handled Pureness Litter Scoop Review

Really good! I just adopted a wildcat from the woods. She has become very nice. However. Abby uses large granules as a filler. From Revine, of course. This giant scoop throws any clean pellets back into the pan. I only shake the scoop a few times (about 10) and all I'm left with is poo in my giant scoop. The trick is to leave the poop alone for about an hour or more, and then pick it up. Everything dried up. Yes! A bag of pellets is enough for a month. Good idea for garbage. None of the boxes…

This scoop didn't make it into my house. I needed a new one and bought it because it was cheap but had a hard time picking something up because the front felt flimsy and difficult to get through the trash. I found that I first had to take a corner and dig it in. To me it's just not a very good design. I liked its size and slots, but the front end for me needs to be straight, not curved, to make shoveling easier. I ended up throwing it in the trash and ordered the metal which I ended up liking…

When I received it it seemed sturdy and I would give it 5 stars BUT - the blade broke after 2 months. I gave it 3 stars instead of 1 because I didn't realize it broke for a few days - it just kept doing its job. I clean 6 litter boxes at least once a day and sometimes twice a day and when I'm done I throw them next to the last drawer I cleaned and so may have broken them. I'm willing to take some of the blame, but I don't think breaking it should be that easy. To me, the long handle didn't…

I especially like the big scoop and handle for cleaning the rabbit litter box. I'm on my 3rd serving right now. They seem to have a loose texture when you use a shovel to "push" trash and the like into a pile that can be scooped up. Repeated use causes the supports on the back of the shovel to come loose like I just had again. I'm going to add some JB Weld or something similar to these props to add some strength for this particular use case. Maybe this will solve this problem permanently. Using

I was looking for a long handled dust pan and bought this to try. It has many good qualities: it's strong, has a large handle that's easy to grab, and the holes are the same size as small shovels. However, if you're looking for a really big shovel, it's not that much larger in the shovel, probably about 1/2" to 5/8" wider at the front than the regular-sized versions, and then tapers a bit towards the back. I was only interested in the long handle, so that wasn't a problem, but the extra plastic

Perfect size for quick daily dust removal. Even with a large box, you can get all of the litter through one scoop for just half a dozen scoops through the litter. When using clumping litter, the large and wide fins also help reduce dust if used properly. For the money this is the perfect shovel. My approach: Dip the scoop deep into the litter and lift it up by gently shaking it back and forth. Do not raise it more than half an inch above the litter until the last piece of litter has been…