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OK, so it was purchased used. I only paid $10 (including shipping, thank you very much,) and it arrived with a brand new cartridge included, although I did spend $10 for another one so I'd have it on hand...separate ebay transaction, LOL.
Anyhoo, it came in the original box, and setting it up was pretty easy. Even though it was used, it was clean and had no odor whatsoever. Good feedback for that eBay seller.
BUT, the plastic frame just doesn't fit flush together, and the button in the front that holds the top and bottom together is warped a bit backward, so it doesn't really stay locked closed. Which presents a problem when turning the wheel, as the whole thing can just "let go."
I see the use of duct tape in the future.
But I paid so little for it, what the heck.
It is now set up next to the litter box in the kitchen, and I will begin using it tonight when I do my daily 6 p.m. scooping. I am hoping that I like it, as I will be setting up a new litterbox in my bedroom in 6 weeks. New kitty means new litterbox.
Ferris and Ginger have done quite well sharing - I had offered them two at one time, but Ferris likes to pee and poop right on top of Ginger's leavings, so I went back down to one. I think he "claims" her that way or something.
So, I'll report back to you guys later about how it works for me. I'll definitely be duct-taping the sides shut, though. It will ruin the look, but whatever works. If I like it enough, I can always invest in a brand-spanking new one at a later date.
Oh - and Ferris has claimed the discarded plastic ring from the litter locker cartridge. It's like a giagantic milk jug ring - he's in kitty heaven. But he keeps stepping on the bottom of it as he tries to carry it into the other room - it's at least 6 inches around!
Anyhoo, it came in the original box, and setting it up was pretty easy. Even though it was used, it was clean and had no odor whatsoever. Good feedback for that eBay seller.
BUT, the plastic frame just doesn't fit flush together, and the button in the front that holds the top and bottom together is warped a bit backward, so it doesn't really stay locked closed. Which presents a problem when turning the wheel, as the whole thing can just "let go."
I see the use of duct tape in the future.
It is now set up next to the litter box in the kitchen, and I will begin using it tonight when I do my daily 6 p.m. scooping. I am hoping that I like it, as I will be setting up a new litterbox in my bedroom in 6 weeks. New kitty means new litterbox.
Ferris and Ginger have done quite well sharing - I had offered them two at one time, but Ferris likes to pee and poop right on top of Ginger's leavings, so I went back down to one. I think he "claims" her that way or something.
So, I'll report back to you guys later about how it works for me. I'll definitely be duct-taping the sides shut, though. It will ruin the look, but whatever works. If I like it enough, I can always invest in a brand-spanking new one at a later date.
Oh - and Ferris has claimed the discarded plastic ring from the litter locker cartridge. It's like a giagantic milk jug ring - he's in kitty heaven. But he keeps stepping on the bottom of it as he tries to carry it into the other room - it's at least 6 inches around!