Benefits
BENEFITS OF A
If you love cats, we know you will love the new disposable Ten Second Litter Box and Kitty Cottage. Just look at the time saved and convenience of our no-touch, disposable system. Changing kitty litter is perhaps the least pleasant thing about owning a cat but scooping and sifting is more than just unpleasant, it poses potential health threats. Doctors recommend that people, especially pregnant women, not touch litter because cats have been known to pass along a parasite that causes toxoplasmosis. With that said, many years of love and companionship have been enjoyed without incident and we simply want to help that continue in the best and most pleasant way possible.
General Benefits
Quick, no-touch litter disposal
Increased sanitation
No Messes
Easy setup and disposal
Looks good
Environmentally friendly
Litter and waste stays confined
even in the dumptster
No soap or water or solvents are required
No spreading bacteria to other parts of the home through the box cleaning process
Spend less on litter by either using a lesser amount or a using a less expensive brand
Health Benefits
No inhaling of litter dust
No spending time cleaning and washing plastic litter boxes
No more pet waste touching you, your sink, shower or bath tub
No need to expose litter residue to anywhere in the home except at the box site
Stress less and more enjoyment
Benefits To your Cat
Complete weekly refresh
Elimination of repulsive smells
Privacy for the cat
No soap or solvent residue and smells
More pampering from a happier owner
Benefits To The Earth
Cardboard can break down in a landfill in about 2 months
Use less water, soaps, towels, etc
Trivia for the decomposition time
of common material in a landfill:
Banana Peel: 3-4 weeks
Paper Bag: 1 month
Cardboard: 2 months
Wool Sock : 1 year
Tinned Steel Can: 50 years
Aluminum Can: 200-500 years
(But if recycled, it can be reused
within 6 weeks!)
Disposable Diapers: 550 years
Plastic Bags : 20-1000 years
Plastic Jug: 1 million years
Glass : 1-2 million years
Styrofoam: 1+ million years
Source:
http://behealthyandrelax.com/2007/11/how-long-does-it-take-to-decompose/