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[quote=Anonymous]I have a cat, and a 1-bedroom apartment.  The bathroom is too small for a litter box, so its in the corner of the living room behind a little folding screen with a plant in front of it (so its well hidden but still in the main living area).  I am SO PARANOID about ‘cat smell’.  I scoop every day in the morning before work, and ALWAYS before any guests come over.  I also use a disposable cat litter pan, as her main cat pan.  It sounds weird, but its this cardboard type that come in packs of three on Amazon.  Every couple weeks I throw it out and replace. I feel it’s more sanitary this way and I’m not stuck scrubbing a nasty cat pan in my kitchen sink.  I have asked guests, my mom, fiancé, and sister (who would 100% be honest) if they can smell anything and they all say no.  I use Arm&Hammer ‘double duty’ litter.  I’m just sharing this in case anyone needs advice!

I have a friend with three cats.  They keep three litter boxes in their spare bathroom.  Oh my god..... it’s disgusting.  It reeks.  I know they have three cats so it’s going to be a lot, but she doesn’t clean them often.  We stayed there once for a weekend and right when we arrived I had to use the bathroom and the cat pans were covered in turds.. they looked like minefields.  In my opinion, a general rule of thumb would be to ALWAYS SCOOP right before guests arrive.[/quote]

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