Cat Litter Sifter - SiftEase Sifting Litter Box Cleaner, Fast & Easy Scoop Free Cleaning, Large Sifter with Bin for Longer Lasting Litter

I have 3 cats and 3 litter boxes. They will ONLY use the scoopable clay litter that sticks together when wet. Scooping the litter by hand always takes me 30+ minutes and really hurts my back bending over for an extended period of time. Or on days I got really fed up, I would dump the entire contents of the litter box into the trash, making the trash bag really heavy and wasting a lot of still-good litter in the process. One time the bag got so heavy it broke!I know they have those other cat boxes with the grates, but they never work out the way you want them to. I would watch ads on YT and TikTok wishing I had the money to buy one of those robo-litter boxes. But my gosh they are so expensive, and who knows if my cat would even use it with those weird shapes.Thanks to SiftEase it only takes me 5 minutes to clean all 3 cat boxes!!! The product is high quality, affordable, and 100% worth it. All you need is one to change your life.It comes with an instruction manual that shows you how to dump the box without making a mess, and it’s really easy. It has a small learning curve to it but if you give it a week and follow the instructions I promise you will love SiftEase as much as I do.I like how you can dump the box into the container fast and away from your face versus hand-scooping cause your face is really close to the box when you hand scoop. The smell is unpleasant to have your face close to it for that long. I don’t have to spend 30 minutes digging around blindly for poops and pee clumps anymore.The only downside I can think of is how they market their product to “never scoop again.” This is incorrect, you will still need one hand scooper to get the really heavily urinated litter clumps off the side of the box as they stick to the sides. This is by no means a deal breaker! Even if I have to scrape off the edges, I’m still saving a LOT of time and my back doesn’t hurt.I’m going to purchase another one later as a thoughtful gift for my other multi cat owning friend. They also gave me a free bag of cat toys with my purchase which I wasn’t expecting. My cats are enjoying the toys. I can tell the makers definitely love their felines to make such an impactful and quality product. I’m so happy I purchased this!May 2024 Update: I still stand by my old review. The product has shown no signs of wear or tear, and continues to assist me at litter box cleaning time. It is lightweight but holds up strong even when dumping a weeks worth of litter into it. Sometimes if the poops are too fresh the smaller pieces might get stuck in the soft holes, but that’s why I keep a hand scoop so I can get it out. But it usually falls out on its own when I dump the top part into the trash bag. I have 3 giant size litter boxes scattered around the house and SiftEase handles all of it every week.Pro Tip: Make sure when you are dumping the top part out to have a bag secured underneath to catch any tiny loosened litter remnants. Like I said, it has a small learning curve but once you get it, it’s soooo easy to use.My method: I have a thick-walled cardboard box I recycled from my old litter. The height is just a little lower than the SiftEase itself, and I line it on the inside with an 8 gallon trash bag. After dumping the dirty cat box into the SiftEase, I set the lined cardboard box right beside the SiftEase, longest wall to longest wall. Then I gently begin lifting the scoop part on one side and turning it over at an angle towards the empty box with bag, and all the poops and pee clumps slides down into the bag. I never lift the scoop part completely out of the SiftEase because I’m trying to prevent litter remnants from getting on the floor. After repeating this process with all three of my cat boxes, I gently tie off the trash bag at the top, slowly lift it out of the cardboard box, and dispose of it in the outside trash bin. I have got good at this with practice over the months to the point I never drop a spec of litter on the floor anymore.I will say since my last review, I upgraded the litter I use to a more expensive brand. I am spending even less time scooping the urine clumps off the side of the litter box since then. With the cheaper brands of litter, you really have to scrape it off the walls to get it off the cat box. Even cat boxes that claim to be “non-stick.” But with the new litter I’m using, they just get knocked down when I lightly slam the litter box on the floor. Hope this info helps anyone else who also had that problem. Yay SiftEase!

Purchased to use while taking care of neighbors multiple cats for a month. Used a medium sized, rectangular plastic trash can instead of the included box-bag to hold the sifter. Worked perfectly well, as would a large tall kitchen trash can. (Wanted to keep the included box-bag pristine for possible future cats in my household. The sturdy, rigid filter section is super easy to clean and sanitize)Instead of up to a half hour to scoop all of the boxes, I was able to clean them thoroughly in under 10 minutes (not rushing, petting cats in between). Even the most thorough of scooping jobs doesn’t get the litter as clean as using the SiftEase.In my past cat owning experience; it also works FAR better than 2 different brands of sifting litter boxes. Currently own a Boxscoop 2.0 that was purchased when we were planning on getting a cat. (Not yet used.) It’s a one, big scoop product. Will keep it, and plan to get a large stainless pan to use as a second box whenever we do get a cat. Obviously, will use the SiftEase with the steel pan, and possibly as a secondary sift for the Boxscoop 2.0 for a quick weekly full clean. Unfortunately, all brands of automatic sifters are STILL problematic. Expensive, troublesome, and even dangerous! Not to mention the issues with cleanliness. Still waiting for a well-engineered design…One last recommendation beyond possibly using a rigid plastic trash can (with or without a clean trash bag liner);If there are any clumps stuck to the bottom of the litter pan, DON’T try to dump that clump on the filter part, because the clump may partially break apart removing it from the litter pan. Just put it directly into your discard trash bag/can.

We have 3 cats and 4 litter boxes. 15-20 mins/day per cleaning: to scoop each one every day in rotation was time consuming. We were thinking of spending big money on an automated electric model or three, but then we found SiftEase. The sifter and bag (we use wood shavings OKOcat super soft step litter/light pink box for dust reasons) held up great! Durable and cut the box cleaning to 3-5 mins of sifting with leaving good litter behind to re-use.The only down side: you may have to line if using a wider type litterbox to dump in the sifting chute, so we just take it outside, dump, soft and shop vac anything that misses. No big deal to us.It's easy to put together, use, versatility of types of litter (as I have read from other reviews), store, holds good volume, and saves not just good litter and much time! Worth the money!