Perhaps this is a dumb question, but how do you all dispose of the used pad?
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I have to change pads every day because of my one cat's kidney failure. I clean other cat boxes by putting them in a plastic sack which fastens to the two end handles on the special waste basket. I empty the full used pad on top of the scooped out used kitty litter. Then this is put in my garbage can in my garage. I wipe down the plastic tray after each pad is discarded. Hope this helps, as I like the Breeze. I also have a regular box and two litter robots(which Ireally love) . Have six cats and one big dog!
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Throw it away in the trash. I know your next question, "isn't that as bad as using disposable diapers?" to which I'd answer, "yes." However, the amount of urine that each pad soaks up is quite impressive, and even with two cats I throw out the used pad maybe every three days, so that's not too bad. When I scoop the poops daily, I turn the pad tray from front to back and only throw it out when it's really ready. There's no odor. Hope this helps!
366466
Just fold it up and through it in the trash. I change the pads on the days I will be taking the trash out.
366467
I put it in the trash just before pickup, otherwise it gets pretty strong smelling; like a wet diaper would.
366468
I pick it up by plastic edges if it's not too full. Sometimes it gets too full to lift, so I slide it into doubled bags from the grocery store, which is what I put the others in also. I tie up the handles as tight as I can, and throw it into the garbage. The lower tray, which holds the pad, slides into a compartment below tbe ceramic pellets. In my case, my cats seem to prefer peeing from the from of the box, standing with front paws on the edge. So I rotate the tray about half way through the week. The tray has a grip on each end. I never have to touch the actual pad. P.S. I usually scoop solids into bags before I do the tray. I pick it up by plastic edges if it's not too full. Sometimes it gets too full to lift, so I slide it into doubled bags from the grocery store, which is what I put the others in also. I tie up the handles as tight as I can, and throw it into the garbage. The lower tray, which holds the pad, slides into a compartment below tbe ceramic pellets. In my case, my cats seem to prefer peeing from the from of the box, standing with front paws on the edge. So I rotate the tray about half way through the week. The tray has a grip on each end. I never have to touch the actual pad. P.S. I usually scoop... » Read More I pick it up by plastic edges if it's not too full. Sometimes it gets too full to lift, so I slide it into doubled bags from the grocery store, which is what I put the others in also. I tie up the handles as tight as I can, and throw it into the garbage. The lower tray, which holds the pad, slides into a compartment below tbe ceramic pellets. In my case, my cats seem to prefer peeing from the from of the box, standing with front paws on the edge. So I rotate the tray about half way through the week. The tray has a grip on each end. I never have to touch the actual pad. P.S. I usually scoop solids into bags before I do the tray. « Show Less
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Pick it up by the edges and fold it lightly and throw it in a trash bag. They work amazing They are like diapers with a plastic liner. They really hold a lot. I change mine every 7 -10 days.
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I save plastic shopping bags. I slip the entire bottomdrawer into the bag, let the pad slide off, tie up the bag and put it in the trash. I rinse off the bottom section, spray it with Lysol put in a new pad. Good luck This has really been great for me as my cat moved into my armoire and it was difficult moving the litter box filled with heavy litter to the floor to clean it out. The Tidy Cats set is light weight and much more sanitary.
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I put a grocery bag over my hand like a glove, fold up the pad, then pull the bag over the wadded up pad, tie it and toss it. Then I use a pre-moistened cleaning wipe to clean and (sort of) deodorize the tray.
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I use bags from cereal, chips, or any large bag that will go into the garbage anyway. Grocery bags are recyclable so I would rather recycle and use what is going into the garbage any way. It doesn't smell up the house and it probably will sit there a week before we take out the trash.
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I put it into a plastic bag, securely tie the bag, and toss it into my non-recyclable rubbish. I've never had any issues with that.
1283797
i have had mine for a long time 3 years or more i'm sure, but has been taken care of. i don't believe any other pad replaces it. great product!!!!!!
1595088
Unscrew the cartridge holder, remove the spent cartridge and throw it away.
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Just email or phone the company that produces it. Just find it again on the net and it will give you the address and phone. They are exceptionally great for customer service. Just had to get a new pad, no questions or hassle, just sent replacement ,at no cost.
1000023
Right! You can empty them and throw away the can, but you should not throw away one that is full, or partly full. One thing you might do is discharge the can into a plastic garbage bag (holding it tight to the can. You could then toss the bag and the empty can. I imagine most Hazmat disposal places will take them, too, but I don't know for sure.
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1 pad, it is washable, therefore reusable. I have 2 of them one has flaps so you can tuck it under the mattress (i love it) and the other one does not have the flaps (I tolerate that one ).
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What you have to do is. Each pad has two plastic sheets on then.pleel the plastic sheet off the side with the lines and aflex to shorts. Then take plastic sheet off solid blackside and you should be fine to go.
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I would recommend emptying. Or at least partially. We have softub, and could slip it under, but with difficulty.
101567
You do need to take off the old pads because they have absorbed skin oils and are losing elasticity and adhesion. This will also impede the conductivity between the unit and the skin, so it will eventually begin to make the unit fault and malfunction. Just install the new pads the same as you did the original ones.
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Well hopefully you're using a disposable plastic bag. I usually tie it up and throw it away when I get to a trash can if there isn't one readily available.
400413
The pad is inside a plush bed. It would need to be dry. Ours is inside a shed, with a heavy-duty extension cord running from the house. No problems.
695954
I don't believe you get holders with the new pads, guess they think you have kept the holders. You could contact them and see if they have the holders available; shouldn't be very expensive. Hope this helps. I usually store mine together so I don't misplace them.
329550
We use the pad until they have an accident then toss it. We try not to let them go in the diaper. We take it off and put them in a kennel with a litter box to go potty. The diaper is just for accidents. One accident and it all needs to be washed, throw pad away.
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I just put my used blades in an empty plastic aspirin container. I pop open the lid and put the blade in. When it is full I will seal it shut with duct tape, write "razor blades" on it and toss it. No kids in my house to find it and open it.
212598
There is nothing to remove. Make sure the opening is slid open as that is that part you pull to close when disposing. You should be good to go from there. I hope this helped!
432692
Proper cleaning and storage mainly. Keeping them free of buildup that can erode the pads. I clean the. Pads of mine once a week and then lubricate the pads with a tiny amount of baby oil. Also store them in a place they won't catch on anything that could pull or rip the pads.
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Is there some kind of chemical cleaning solution in these pads? Can you use your own solution?