how does litter genie work?
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It is basically like a baby's diaper pail. It has a circlular ring of plastic that you tie in a knot in the bottom to form a bag. You lift the lid, scoop the kitty waste in the top, open a lever/door that is approximately a 1/4 ways down the container that allows the waste to fall to botoom of the container. When it is full, 1/2 way down the container, there is a push button so you can lift 1/2 of the container up, slightly pull a part of the plastic down from the ring at top, it has a self-=cutter, and you tie the top of the bag as you did the bottom. Then you start all over again and pull more plastic down from the ring, tie a knot to form a new bag and start all over again. I hope I explained this ok.
1780242
There's a lid on top that you open to dispose of the litter waste. Inside is a plastic bag that catches the waste. It stores the waste out of sight and traps any odor inside.
1780243
Terrifically well! It hides the clumps and is odor proof. Depending upon how many cats you have, one ring containing the bag lasts for 1-2 months. I starting mine a little after Xmas and have emptied it twice and still have more plastic sleeve left. I understand it is very similar to a diaper genie (though I never used one of those and don't know. Anyway -- I gave one to my sister and she loves it too. Good luck; I think you'll like it very much.
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Mine did not take to it immediately. I tried the mixing of the granules with the regular litter and still they were not keen on using the Genie. I finally made them go "cold turkey" and took away their regular boxes. They did use the Genie but one of my cats is large and doesn't squat completely so urine was going into the mechanical areas that were not washed. The smell soon became apparent and with the effort it took to completely take it apart to clean it, I sent it back and went back to a traditional box. It is a nice concept but it just isn't worth the money and the difficulty with using it. Mine did not take to it immediately. I tried the mixing of the granules with the regular litter and still they were not keen on using the Genie. I finally made them go "cold turkey" and took away their regular boxes. They did use the Genie but one of my cats is large and doesn't squat completely so urine was going into the mechanical areas that were not washed. The smell soon became apparent and with the effort it took to completely take it apart to clean it, I sent it back and went back to a traditional box. It is a nice concept but it just isn't worth the money and the... » Read More Mine did not take to it immediately. I tried the mixing of the granules with the regular litter and still they were not keen on using the Genie. I finally made them go "cold turkey" and took away their regular boxes. They did use the Genie but one of my cats is large and doesn't squat completely so urine was going into the mechanical areas that were not washed. The smell soon became apparent and with the effort it took to completely take it apart to clean it, I sent it back and went back to a traditional box. It is a nice concept but it just isn't worth the money and the difficulty with using it. « Show Less
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They are definitely Litter Genie. They may mention Litter Locker because perhaps they fit that product, but these are for Litter Genie.
1633660
Sorry, I can't answer your question. I would recommend calling Genie directly, they should be able to answer your question.
624924
You add it to your litter and it does do the job! I have multiple cats and it does help with the odor!
847350
I'm not familiar with the litter locker,but I have three litter genie's, and they are awesome!! Very easy to use, and there is no odor from the cat room. Highly recommend this product. Ron Rocha
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Yes, I have the litter box genie and it is a great system. The refills work very well.
2015953
To the best of my knowledge, yes. The litter genie plus system shows a link to the standard refill cartridge, so I'm assuming you will be fine.
1232387
The Scoopfree Automatic Litter Box has a timer on it. It clears the litter after 15 minutes. There is a button to do it manually however.
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Yes it does. The refills may seem . . . and actually are! . . . a little expensive, but they are well worth the price! I live in a small apartment, and have to keep the litter box in my bedroom. As long as I clean the box every couple of days, there is absolutely no smell. The cat genie only has to be emptied every week or so (I only have one cat), but there is no smell from it! I'm so glad I bought it and only wish I'd gotten it sooner!
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Not sure. Never heard of the diaper genie on the go dispenser. Quite honestly I keep them in my diaper bag and also we have changing table set up downstairs when we don't want to walk upstairs. We take one of these drop the poopy diaper in and knot it up and throw it in the regular trash. I have the nose of a blood hound it drives my husband insane how sensitive my nose is.....point being. Wrapped in one of these a poopy diaper can't be smelled. I will say the cans we thrown them in have lids, so don't know if same is true of you throw them in an open trash can, but we never have residual smell in our regular lidded can when we use these. Not sure. Never heard of the diaper genie on the go dispenser. Quite honestly I keep them in my diaper bag and also we have changing table set up downstairs when we don't want to walk upstairs. We take one of these drop the poopy diaper in and knot it up and throw it in the regular trash. I have the nose of a blood hound it drives my husband insane how sensitive my nose is.....point being. Wrapped in one of these a poopy diaper can't be smelled. I will say the cans we thrown them in have lids, so don't know if same is true of you throw them in an open trash can, but we never have residual... » Read More Not sure. Never heard of the diaper genie on the go dispenser. Quite honestly I keep them in my diaper bag and also we have changing table set up downstairs when we don't want to walk upstairs. We take one of these drop the poopy diaper in and knot it up and throw it in the regular trash. I have the nose of a blood hound it drives my husband insane how sensitive my nose is.....point being. Wrapped in one of these a poopy diaper can't be smelled. I will say the cans we thrown them in have lids, so don't know if same is true of you throw them in an open trash can, but we never have residual smell in our regular lidded can when we use these. « Show Less
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This box only works with clumping litter. I have not used the litters you are asking about, so I am unsure if either are clumping. I no longer use this box and consider that it was a waste of money to purchase. The box does not empty the used clumps as advertised. The used litter got stuck in the slotted area and required that I use a scoop to move it to the bottom drawer area. Also due to what I consider a design flaw, the area that holds the litter was not tall enough internally and allowed urine to spill over into the bottom area of the box. I hope this helps.
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There is only the smell directly after they go. To me there is 90% less smell than with a regular cat box with the best. I suggest you buy the unscented solution. The solution that comes with the catgenie is quite strong. Its a clean smell but strong and it dissipates. My genie always cleans completely. I set mine to clean 10 minutes after the cat uses it which also will extend the solution uses.
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Hi: The Litter-Robot has a sifting screen in the globe. During the cycling process, the litter goes into a pouch in the globe and, when the waste ports are over the bag in the waste drawer, they open and the waste is then deposited into the bag in the waste drawer. The globe then reverses and returns to what we call the home position with the clean litter now in the globe and leveled for the next use.The Litter-Robot is cat sensor activated so your cat would need to weigh at least five (5) lbs. to activate a cleaning cycle. After a cat uses it, in seven (7) minuted the Litter-Robot will cycle.Hope this helps. Regards, Litter-Robot Team Hi: The Litter-Robot has a sifting screen in the globe. During the cycling process, the litter goes into a pouch in the globe and, when the waste ports are over the bag in the waste drawer, they open and the waste is then deposited into the bag in the waste drawer. The globe then reverses and returns to what we call the home position with the clean litter now in the globe and leveled for the next use.The Litter-Robot is cat sensor activated so your cat would need to weigh at least five (5) lbs. to activate a cleaning cycle. After a cat uses it, in seven (7) minuted the Litter-Robot... » Read More Hi: The Litter-Robot has a sifting screen in the globe. During the cycling process, the litter goes into a pouch in the globe and, when the waste ports are over the bag in the waste drawer, they open and the waste is then deposited into the bag in the waste drawer. The globe then reverses and returns to what we call the home position with the clean litter now in the globe and leveled for the next use.The Litter-Robot is cat sensor activated so your cat would need to weigh at least five (5) lbs. to activate a cleaning cycle. After a cat uses it, in seven (7) minuted the Litter-Robot will cycle.Hope this helps. Regards, Litter-Robot Team « Show Less
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It is great! I have THREE cats, so I clean out the box daily. It allows you to put the litter droppings into a closed genie with a plastic bag in it. Once full, you can tie off and remove the full bag and replace immediately with a new one (comes in a refill system). Very easy to use, works great!!
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Yes, it works fine. The crystals work to dry the poop before it is pushed into the "storage area" so it can stunk for a while, but after it gets moved it is the same as if the cat buried it. You can adjust the time that the box waits before "pushing."
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I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar products and by far I like the Breeze much better!! With this box it only takes a couple minutes to clean, literally. Good Luck! I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar... » Read More I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar products and by far I like the Breeze much better!! With this box it only takes a couple minutes to clean, literally. Good Luck! « Show Less