Smoke/cat smell on thread
07-15-2011, 08:41 PM
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I have noting to add to the cat odor discussion but I wanted to add when you test the thread, and if it breaks, remove one full layer and then test the thread strength again. Dust mites are what cause the thread to weaken and I have found that just removing the outermost layer leaves me with a good useable spool of thread. You might even remove the smoke odor by doing that. Good Luck!
07-15-2011, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
Originally Posted by PrettyCurious
Sweet PDZŠ -used in horse barns absorbs/neutralizes amonia commonly found in cat urine. It add it to my cats box, and you can't even tell we have a cat.
So if I had that thread, I'd probably put it in a strainer sitting over a bowl of PDZ, with some plastic wrap over the top for a night. Although, it shouldn't take over night to do the trick.
So if I had that thread, I'd probably put it in a strainer sitting over a bowl of PDZ, with some plastic wrap over the top for a night. Although, it shouldn't take over night to do the trick.
It was $10 for a 25lb bag, and I add a 1/4 cup to the scoopable litter twice a week after scooping. I even gave some away, and I have a lot left. In October, it will be a year, and I have more than 2/3 of a bag left. Butt, I only have one cat.
07-15-2011, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by PrettyCurious
Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
Originally Posted by PrettyCurious
Sweet PDZŠ -used in horse barns absorbs/neutralizes amonia commonly found in cat urine. It add it to my cats box, and you can't even tell we have a cat.
So if I had that thread, I'd probably put it in a strainer sitting over a bowl of PDZ, with some plastic wrap over the top for a night. Although, it shouldn't take over night to do the trick.
So if I had that thread, I'd probably put it in a strainer sitting over a bowl of PDZ, with some plastic wrap over the top for a night. Although, it shouldn't take over night to do the trick.
I get it at Tractor Supply Company [TSC]
It was $10 for a 25lb bag, and I add a 1/4 cup to the scoopable litter twice a week after scooping. I even gave some away, and I have a lot left. In October, it will be a year, and I have more than 2/3 of a bag left. Butt, I only have one cat.
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