How to Clean a Litter Box
How to Clean a Litter Box

HOW TO CLEAN A LITTER BOX


What You Need

Cleaning the litter box may not be anyone's favorite task, but avoiding it will quickly lead to unpleasant odors—and may even encourage your cat to do its business elsewhere. Keeping the box clean is key to keeping your home fresh and your cat happy.

Since cats are particular about their bathroom habits, it's best to have one litter box per cat. When space is limited, be extra consistent about scooping waste daily to prevent accidents outside the box. A litter mat or liner under the box can also help catch stray litter—just remember to shake it out and wash it regularly along with the box.

Urine-soaked litter boxes often need more cleaning power than typical household cleaners provide. Standard products may leave behind stains or only cover odors temporarily, making them harder to remove once they've set in.

Simple Green® Pet Stain & Odor Remover eliminates stains and odors from urine, feces, vomit, scent markings, and more. It's safe for use on both hard and soft surfaces. The formula contains enzymes and bacteria that break down and digest these organic sources, removing the foul odors they create.

DIRECTIONS FOR CLEANING A LITTER BOX:

  1. Empty litter box. Remove all solid residue from surfaces, and blot up any excess liquid.
  2. Spray Simple Green® Pet Stain & Odor Remover to the entire litter box and scrub the box gently with brush or cloth.
  3. Wipe the inside of the box with paper towels.
  4. Let dry. Make sure surfaces are dry before refilling with litter.
  5. Repeat if necessary.
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