Looking for info as to your results—‘tis,joe
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Looking for info as to your results—‘tis,joe
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Most cat litter has a fragrance and other additives that may have unwanted effects on your bowl. I'd try oil dry. It's generally all clay and makes a decent desiccant.
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Won't that pull moisture out too quickly, leading to cracking?
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It may. I have lots of experience with Desiccants but very little in drying bowls.
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Originally Posted by Brian Tymchak
Apparently it works quite well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaaTbDTUsg0&t=272s
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The cheapest non-clumping cat litter has no perfumes. I bought some yesterday at the grocery store - $3 for a 20 pound bag. I use it to soak up water leaks in my basement and oil/gas spills in the driveway. I've used straight bentonite (the clay in cat litter) from the farm supply store as well, but its more expensive.
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Thanks for that link Mike. Quite interesting.
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