- Self-cleaning litterbox scoops litter manually
- Rakes clumped litter into detachable storage tray
- Automatically turns on 10 minutes after cat leaves
- Storage tray lines with disposable waste receptacles for easy cleaning
- Measures 24 by 16.8 by 8.8 inches (L x W x H); runs on household current or 8 D batteries
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LitterMaid's LM600 self-cleaning litterbox automatically scoops the litter 10 minutes after use to keep the litterbox consistently clean and odor-free. The LM600's sensor detects when a cat enters the box, then waits 10 minutes before activating its cleaning cycle. When the appointed time arrives, the litterbox rakes and scoops clumped waste into a sealable litter tray lined with a disposable waste receptacle. When the litter tray is full, detach it and throw away the receptacle. The litter tray seals tightly to keep odors from escaping, giving the litterbox a fresh, clean appearance throughout the day and week.
The LM600 is not only convenient, but safe as well due to the safety bar that automatically halts the cleaning rake at the slightest touch. For proper function, use high-quality clumping litter, and dispose of the waste receptacles regularly. The self-cleaning litterbox operates via traditional household current or eight D batteries (not included). It measures 24 by 16.8 by 8.8 inches (length by width by height).
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
DON'T BUY THIS PRODUCT!,
By Amazon GR8 Shopper "Jessie" (Central FL United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: LitterMaid LM 600 Self-Cleaning Litterbox (Kitchen)
The product was good when it first came on the market but recent versions of it are AWFUL AND CHEAPLY MADE!My first littermaid that I purchased nearly four years ago broke and had to be replaced by the manufacturer. The replacement lasted for 3 years and then broke. I bought another one and after only one month that broke. They replaced it again and after only 3 days IT BROKE. By broke I mean the rake comes off the track when it tries to pick up a clump and the wheels keep running but the rake doesn't move and you have to force it back on the track just for it to come off again. Even when this item worked, it was only slightly better then a regular box because the rake always got jammed up and gross! Please do not throw away your hard earned money on this product. I beg of you...
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
this is JUNK get a LITTER-ROBT that works instead,
By "princesspurchaser" (sioux falls, sd United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: LitterMaid LM 600 Self-Cleaning Litterbox (Kitchen)
when i got it i loved it for about 3 days. then it began clogging up and getting disgustingly dirty. NO ONE i've ever met, and i do animal rescue work, has ever kept this and used it. want to get one that really works? go to http://litter-robot.com/ and check out the message board at http://www.litterbox-central.com this was a great resource for me. i was obsessed with fining a solution to the litterbox oder and time it took. litter robot has been a great product for me...for now nearly a year and on the litterbox central forum you can see testimonials from other users who are happy for longer. 3 weeks for this crummy littermaid or a 18mth warrenty and many happy users with the LITTER-ROBOT
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
This isn't the solution you've been looking for.,
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This review is from: LitterMaid LM 600 Self-Cleaning Litterbox (Kitchen)
I don't know what is yet, but I hope to find it myself too. We purchased this litterbox 18 months ago. We have two cats in the house. I spend almost as much time cleaning this device as i would manually sifting litter. The flimsy plastic rake often pushes litter (and worse) into little crevices within the device's drive rails. The recepticles are expensive and, if used correctly, throw litter directly at you when you attempt to remove them from their snap-locks. Often times, we will have to shut the machine off and move the litter into a "friendlier" place for the rake to catch it. Otherwise, the rake will run (loudly) until it can no longer move, then return to its start point (loudly) and begin again (loudly).
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