Yesterday, at 8:55 pm, a digestive eruption took place in our living room. Curtains and sofa were supernaturally spared by the geyser of food which sprang from my stomach from the top of the cat tree. The event took everybody by surprise, and there is unfortunately no photo. According to witnesses (Claire and Zorro), it was impressive.

Fortunately, Claire is a fan of Reka® cleaning products for years : their rags in microfiber allows to clean everything with some water and a little elbow grease. She gathered what could be with the brush Sweepa and collected the maximum with paper towels. She then washed the parquet with a wet Maintenance cloth (water + a little cleaning vinegar) and dried with a Delta cloth. For the part covered with fabric of the cat tree, she collected what there was with paper towels, then cleaned with a wet Super Plus mini-cloth (water + a little cleaning vinegar). Within a quarter of an hour, everything was back to normal again !

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Pixie :

Further to my repeated exploits, Claire chose to put back the lid on our litter boxes. The advantage of a covered box, it is because when I shake my legs, I throw no more sand (or of poo) everywhere on walls and on ground. The inconveniences are the following ones : the smell stays inside, the air circulates less well and thus the sand dries less faster, you do not see what takes place in the surroundings, and if you do not think of keeping the head outside, you risk to bang against the top of the lid. I still have no this problem, but Zorro who is tall can confirm it.

To limit these inconveniences, Claire asked Momo to drill openings on the top of the lid, all the tour : the smell can evaporate, the air circulates and helps the sand to dry, and we see outside. Cunning, isn’t it ?