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<\/p>\n(I thought a pic of one of our cats would be a little more interesting than a picture of kitty litter.
\nYou know what kitty litter looks like.) <\/center><\/p>\n
This may sound silly, but I ran across a couple articles about “alternative uses for kitty litter” and I thought, you know, there’s probably a lot of people like me who wouldn’t have thought of these – and they’re pretty smart. So here’s some I thought were the most useful: <\/p>\n
1. If you get motor oil on your driveway or the floor of your garage, sprinkle on some litter. It’ll absorb the oil. <\/p>\n
2. This is one of the first ones I ever used: Keep a big bag (this can be the cheapest non-clumping stuff) in your car all winter (or all year, depending on where you drive). It’s great for adding weight when you need it on icy roads – and sprinkled in front of your tires can help you get traction if you get stuck!<\/p>\n
3. Treat it almost like vermiculite when you’re planting your garden. Sprinkle in amongst your compost before you plant your veggies or flowers. It’ll help the soil retain water and it’s safe for the plants. <\/p>\n
4. Not surprisingly, it’s a pretty effective “odor eater”. Slip it into a small muslin bag (or old socks!) and insert into your smelly sneakers. It’ll act like charcoal and draw out the odor. <\/p>\n
5. Same kind of a deal – odor eater – fill a small bowl or other container with litter and place it in the back of your fridge. It’ll help absorb odors. <\/p>\n
6. And one more on that line – sprinkle an inch of kitty litter in the bottom of a diaper pail. You get the idea \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
7. This one I haven’t tried but it makes sense to me: sprinkle it in the bottom of your grill (outside grill that is!) It’ll help prevent grease fires. <\/p>\n
See? Even non-cat people find it handy to have some kitty litter. It’s cheap, it’s useful, and hey, you might get a cat!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yes, clean kitty litter, all right? The guys in the back can stop snickering. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
(I thought a pic of one of our cats would be a little more interesting than a picture of kitty litter. You know what kitty litter looks like.) <\/p>\n
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