Today at Publix they asked me, "paper or plastic?"

[raccoon]

I said paper, because my cat likes to play with them and they’re more environmentally friendly.

But what I’ll do for disposing of used cat litter ( I currently dispose of them in plastic grocery bags, double-bagged), I don’t know.

[rzemanfl]

1. Any Trumpers in your neighborhood? You could drop by at night.

[lapfog_1]

2. if you buy the litter in those big buckets

what I do is sift out the solids (I do that in the cat box anyway) and then when is time to change the sand, I put the used back into the bucket. There is a cat sand recycler here that cleans the sand and puts it back into the same plastic bucket and then I buy the "new" sand from them.

[Niagara]

10. I'm curious

What kind of litter do you buy to be able to recycle it? And what type of cycling center do you go to?

[Lochloosa]

3. Get a dog. He'll clean the litter for you.

[jberryhill]

4. I can confirm that Basset Hounds seem purpose-bred for it

At least mine did.

You’d think it was a box of Valentine chocolates.

[DBoon]

5. Used to call it "kitty rocca"

dogs find it irresistable.

[dchill]

8. I can testify to that.

[tblue37]

6. I use the empty cat litter bags to dispose of cat litter. nt

[spooky3]

7. Ditto nt

[MissB]

9. Dh uses paper bags to scoop the cat litter into

No plastic bags needed