Self Cleaning Cat Litter Box, Automatic Cat Litter Box with APP Control Odor Removal Safety Protection for Multiple Cats, with Garbage Bags

If you own a self-cleaning or large litter box, these liners are almost essential. Spacious, durable, odor-sealing, and easy to use. Cleanup has never been this clean or convenient. Highly recommended for any cat household that values cleanliness and practicality!💪 Bulk & Toughness:At roughly 21 × 11.8 inches and holding 15 liters each, these liners are spacious and sturdy. Even with thick clumping litter and energetic cats, they don’t stretch thin or break—just exactly what I need.🧼 Drawstring Convenience:The built-in drawstring makes sealing a breeze—no knot-tying, no fuss. Just pull, tie, and toss. I appreciate how it locks in odors and prevents any litter spills.😊 Easier Cleanup, Less Mess:These liners transform litter cleaning from a chore into a quick, minimal-contact process. One user said, “Makes cleaning the litter box so much easier! … no mess or smell left behind.” I couldn’t agree more—which is why I bought 120 at once!💰 Value & Reliability:At around $0.29 per bag, this bulk pack delivers strong performance at a smart price. No more mid-month ‘out-of-stock’ panic. Plus, they’re thick and reliably leak-resistant.

I grabbed these extra-large liners because dealing with cat litter is the worst, and I wanted something to make cleanup easier. Honestly, these bags do the trick. They’re big enough to fit my cat’s giant litter box, and they hold a ton of litter without ripping or leaking. Made cleaning way less gross.The liners are pretty thick too, which surprised me. I’ve used cheaper ones before that tear the second you touch them, but these feel tougher. Even when my cat kicks litter around like a mini tornado, the bags keep everything contained. That means less mess on the floor and less scrubbing for me.Only small gripe is that it takes a bit of practice to get the liner to fit just right without bunching up. Took me a couple tries, but once you figure it out, it’s smooth sailing. Also, since they’re extra large, they can be a little bulky to store if you don’t have a lot of room.If you’ve got a messy kitty like mine, these liners are a solid way to make your life easier. They save time and frustration, which is worth it when you’d rather be doing anything else than cleaning a litter box. Not flashy, but definitely useful.

I picked up this pack of extra large litter box liners because I was tired of cleaning out the bin on our self-cleaning box every couple of days. I used to just use regular trash bags, but they didn’t fit right and were kind of a mess to deal with. These fit the litter box perfectly and make cleanup way faster.They’re pretty sturdy too; not super thin like some other liners I’ve tried. I haven’t had any rips or leaks so far, even when the bin gets pretty full. It’s a big pack with 120 bags, so I don’t have to worry about running out any time soon, which is a nice bonus.Only small thing I’ve noticed is that they can stick together a bit when you’re pulling out a new one, so you have to peel them apart gently. Not a big deal, just slows you down for a second.Overall, these liners make things easier and less gross. If you’ve got a compatible self-cleaning box, they’re definitely worth it. Less hassle, less smell, and just one less chore to deal with.

First, I have to admit I'm a gadget guy, so this was right up my alley. I just adopted a cat (I haven't had one in a long time). It was a spur of the moment thing, so I didn't have a litter box. I did have one of those aluminum turkey roasting pans though, and fortunately had some containers of litter I keep in the car for winter-type driving in case I get stuck.That actually worked fine, but I had to change it twice a day. I saw this and decided to splurge. It hooked up to my wi-fi on the first try. Like most newer models, my router supports both 2.5 and 5 ghz, so no worries about it working with 2.5.It took my cat a little while to get used to it. For the first 3 days I kept both boxes out. Then, for the next three, I left this one out by itself during the day and both at night, because I didn't quite trust my cat would use it and didn't want to find pee or poop somewhere else in the morning. Next day, I bit the bullet and put the other one away. He uses it now, no problem. I used the app to set it to clean 10 minutes after he uses it so there's no chance he will be around and get scared. Couple of things: 1st, you need to check it about every three days. The pan in the bottom is a good size, but the machine only drops it in the center, so every time it cleans it drops one on top of the other. You can do a couple of things. You can pull it out and spread the stuff around, or you can replace the bag then. I prefer the latter because, no matter what, if you leave used litter out too long, it will smell.2nd, the bags that come with it are not the size of regular kitchen garbage bags; they are much less deep, which is perfect for the pan. Unfortunately, they are cheap. The ties built into it to close it are very flimsy. At least for me, when I try and pull them tight enough to fully close it, they break, and I end up having to put that bag in a regular garbage bag. So, I've just been using regular kitchen bags. 3rd, my big disappointment. This is my only Tuya ito (internet of things) device, so it only gives me basic info about this litter box (when the cat used it, when it started cleaning, when it finished, and the cat weight). It does not send you a message when the cat is using it, which I would like to know. It can, but you have to pay $20+ a month. That subscription is really for people who have a bunch of items hooked up (lights, etc.), and it gives you lots of control over those devices. Why they couldn't have included messaging in the basic section doesn't make sense to me; it costs nothing. It may be a small thing, but it was important to me.Final thing: it's not 100% perfect, and I don't see how it could be. Sometimes my cat pees near the edge and it doesn't get all the way into the litter to form a full clump, so I need to use a small brush to brush it off the small amount of wet litter. But, this doesn't happen often, so it's not a biggy for me. I'm glad I bought it.Update- So, above I said you have to watch the pan because everything drops to the center and doesn't really spread out. I was wrong, that was a one-off. Turns out I hadn't checked it enough that one time and it had filled up too much, so even though it had spread out, there wasn't room for new ones to spread out. It was my fault. I don't want anyone to not buy this amazing machine because I said that. The rest of my review is accurate.

Some hints from my learning curve. A few weeks after it worked beautifully, there was a glitch. I will admit it is very possibly user error. All seems good now. First, use the app. It seems to "communicate and work" better than just using the button on the litter box. Second, do NOT use cheap, fine/more smooth clumping litter. You will end up with stuck on mud and a serious cleaning chore. Get a good quality, coarse clumping litter. It will save you time and headache. At this point I am very happy with this litter box and find it easy to use.