I recently purchased a top opening litterbox. I love the design and ease but I think it is too small for my American Shorthair. Has anyone made one of these from a large rubbermaid type box? If so, how do you cut the opening in the top so that the plastic is not rough but it is smooth around the opening? Thanks
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What about getting a clear flexable hose (like the kind they use to connect fish accessories) and cutting a slit down the center lengthwise then slipping it over the rough edge? You could cut it to fit easily, it'd be smooth and easily removable for cleaning. You'd just have to cut the hole a tad bigger to allow for the edge of the hose. It might actually work! 
And I got to use the Einstein emoticon! 
