Review on 🐾 BlackHole Litter Mat: Extra-Large Rectangular 36" X 25" Blackhole Cat Litter Mat by Brian Wright

There are several similar products but since I can't hide the cat litter in an inconspicuous place I wanted something that would work as advertised and look good. I also have an older cat who likes to choose a place - any place - for her business, often a bathtub or a doormat, so it was an expensive proposition if that was her next destination. I also have a cat that likes to claw and scratch horizontal objects like carpets. With two downsides, I bought it and put it in front of two of the four trays configured to have to run on a new mat. I wanted to see if it actually caught tracking. The obvious result was "yes" because any rug will get caught somewhere. Luckily, two things didn't happen: scratches and business. I also find that the semi-soft clumps dry my feet out a bit, as the fine dust that settles on everything in my house also seems to be less. Left to his own devices, I don't know how much longer he'll be catching big chunks. Until a thousand little craters fill up, I guess. However, upon first dumping, I immediately realized that the mat I bought is larger than pans and a little awkward to maneuver, so it takes a few tries to develop the skill. Fold the layers without shedding the linens too soon. I'm still losing a little, but not like the first time. I remember one of those flexible kitchen cutting boards. It has to be unrolled a little further than I expected and I have to be careful not to bang it against the wall or it will all come out. With all these difficulties, I would still buy the largest. I have two trays so I take the second for the other. However, the second station is on the way to my garage, so I don't know how the mat will perform on the ledges with normal human movement - for example, won't they get crushed over time? How about stumbling, slipping or slipping while carrying things inside? There is something to consider, but still a definite plus for the first purchase.