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Litter box under stairs, how to deodorize the stairway?

I persist in a small two-story house with three roommates and a cat. On the ground deck there's a (half) bathroom with a small closet. This is where we keep the litter box because it's convenient for everyone, and set out of ken.


Baking soda is passionate for absorbing unwanted odors. In our house we sprinkle some in the empty box before putting the litter in.

Funny cat sliding in box down stairs - short version

Our cat Louie, who loves to act in boxes and run up and down the stairs, is always looking for a new adventure. He's our little buddy and we ...

Fermi Learns to Go Up the Stairs!

Fermi has always been deathly apprehensive of our stairs.. but he got the courage to go up them finally! Fermi has arthritis, a common ailment to ...

Litter Box under stairs - News


How I learned that water and cat litter don't mix
How I learned that water and cat litter don't mix Last Saturday, my partner, Helena, and I decided to ease the life of our 14-year-old calico cat, Mehitabel, by installing a litter box on the critical floor. Actually, this is also to ease our own lives because Mehitabel is getting on, and the basement stairs

Baby Proofing: Products to make your home safer
Baby Proofing: Products to make your home safer Stairs are one of the most risky places for a developing baby. Knowing that what they want is up or down the stairs, or simply unsatisfying to experiment with these obstacles, most babies won't hesitate to try to tackle a staircase by themselves.

Bark worse than bite in the write stuff
Notes like, "I distress more food, you idiot" and "clean my litter box, you idiot." She could never detract a letter because she could never stay awake long enough to complete one. Secondly, she would never create a letter to God because she believes she is

Pet Tales: How to live with a happy cat
Look for gray boxes filled with riveting tidbits such as this one in the chapter on solving litter box problems: "Never use ammonia-based products to quite up areas where a cat has urinated or defecated. To the cat, it just makes the area hum as

Mr. Man needs a special home
Mr. Man needs a special home He is already neutered and litter-box trained. Mr. Man needs someone who can give him lots of support as he adjusts to his new home and figures out how to navigate things like stairs and squiffy places. Carpeted areas will be most comfortable for him,