Sentences with phrase «cleaning box puts»

That means your self - cleaning box puts in a busy day raking — every day.

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when my cats try to mark or pee when the litter box is running though its clean cycle I put distilled vinegar on the spot and it comes right out and you don't smell the urine anymore.

We all agreed that it should be put into the garbage box, a sort of built into the garden wall garbage can that had a door that could be opened for cleaning out or removing materials.

A few days later, a fit of «oh - my - goodness - where - are - those - custard - apples» was followed by «who - put - the - lid - tightly - on - the - box - argh - stop - cleaning - up - my - cooking - stuff» when I opened the tightly - lidded box to find four enormous perfect ones, sitting in a box full of condensation.

What he lacks in grace and ball skills he makes up for with tenacity and positioning, often finding himself in the right place to clean up a loose ball in the box or put a header on frame.

or during your cleaning session, «which do we put in the box first, the animals or the blocks?».

I've tried taking it and putting it in a box out of reach, making them earn it back by doing other necessary clean up.

Pack lunch boxes for the kids, tell them to get dressed, start a load of laundry, wash the dishes and put away the clean ones, do physical therapy with my youngest, wipe down the kitchen benches, and take the kids to school.

My biggest fear is that Ill forget to put my idea in the box and the dry cleaner will find it and look at me differently every time I pick up my clothes!»

With Avengers set to clean up at the Box Office this weekend, trotting out and agenda of colourful, mindless fun and popcorn, it is no surprise that Christopher Nolan and company put out the grimmest, moodiest, downer of a trailer possible for The Dark Knight Rises.

Since much of the last week of school involves cleaning, I put many recyclable items in a box for our last day of school raffle.

I had a chance to check the bike out and since I had time I pulled the carbs, cleaned the jets and made sure the floats were all set right, I also checked the vacuum tube leading from the top of the valve covers to the carbs and one connection was loose so I tightened it, made sure everything else as in order and put my air box back on and fixed some of he connection issues so now it fits lot snugger.

Problem solved the breaker box under the hood hadweek connections so took it all apart cleaned and put back together.

If you want to organize your writing desk, you need to clean it up: hide different items into a locker, use boxes for utensils, put books on shelves.

If you make a gallon at a time, you can use some to mop floors, put some in a spray bottle to disinfect food and water bowls, litter boxes, the air, bathroom and fixtures, door handles, counter tops, sponges, fruits and vegetables, cutting boards, sponges, bedding, walls, remote controls, cell phones... Fill another spray bottle with plain white vinegar to use as a cleaner.

I have tried confinement, cleaning and covering the areas, and putting out more litter boxes (which I clean daily and completely replace the litter once a week).

Using strong smelling cleaning products to clean is not recommended, it could put your cat off using the box and could potentially be harmful.

Some cats are good sports and will use it wherever you put it, but if your cat has litter box issues and a clean bill of health, you may want to try moving it to see if it helps.

Do not put the litter box near your cat's food because cats are very clean and don't want to eliminate where they eat.

If a litter box is dirty they will reject putting their paws on the feces or urine because they need them clean to keep grooming themselves, it makes sense, doesn't it?

They need daily handling if only to move them from one spot in the whelping box to another while clean papers are put down.

A self - cleaning litter box is only as good as the litter you put in it, so be sure to choose a high - performance litter that clumps well and traps odors.

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It is best to clean your litter box on a weekly basis with ammonia - free cleaners, rinse it well, dry it thoroughly, and then put fresh cat litter.

Every other day, dump the litter, clean the box with a mild detergent (such as dishwashing liquid) and put in fresh litter.

There is never any reason to revert back to putting out a bowl of dry food since cats should be checked on — including having their litter box cleaned — at least once every 24 hours anyway.

You keep the box real clean, take the lid off if the cat doesn't like the lid, take the liner out if the cat doesn't like the liner, put multiple boxes if there's a conflict between cats, and don't line them all up in the basement.

This is normal, so placing a plastic mat under their litter box or putting the litter box on a tile floor makes it easier to clean up these little mistakes.

It used to be if the shelter was going to treat cats, they'd put them in one little room, and provided only minimal care in the form of administering medications, providing food and water, and cleaning litter boxes.

This includes emptying and cleaning litter boxes, thoroughly wiping down pens, putting down clean towels, giving clean bowls, doing some of the never - ending laundry, and loading / running the dishwasher.

Participants simply collect any brand of plastic air fresheners and plug in refills, plus air and home care product trigger heads, pumps and caps and flexible home cleaning wipe packs of any brand (none of which can be recycled by councils), put them in a box or envelope, print the free post label from the website and then stick it onto the package and post it back to TerraCycle.

Keep the parking lot clean by returning your cart and putting any boxes or trash in the appropriate areas.

I hang the clean towels and put the bathroom boxes inside the bathrooms so we can take a hot shower and clean up before we climb into bed.

So in absence of enough existing spots to put your stuff, find plain, clean - lined storage boxes and bowls to sort, store and tuck away your extras.

When the clean laundry is returned, put it inside the mattress boxes so it'll be on hand and ready to use when the mattress is unboxed.

Clean, plastic peanut butter jars, shoe boxes and baby - wipe containers are perfect for small toys, and putting them to good use provides a valuable lesson in recycling.

Everything from mail, recycling, clean dishes (that no one likes to put away), crumbs, food, empty plastic bags, receipts, lunch boxes, etc..

I bought some nifty boxes from Walmart and cleaned off shelves putting small things in the boxes, it makes such a difference!

I like to clean off my counters and put things away in a box and hide it in a room or the basement.