[TheForge] Grave Marker (patina) ot cats

[Grover Richardson]

Take the item and rub it on a dog.  Lean the item in the corner, sitting in
a tray.  Next day, it will be covered.  Unlike many paint cans, spray cats
never clog up.

Note for folks with the electric cat boxes

1.	Use scotch tape and tape around the battery box cover to keep urine
out.  This keeps the electronics clean.
2.	Once every 2 days scrape the bottom of the box to break up the hard
pan.  This keeps the motor from having to work too hard.
3.	Take an old cat sand container, install a handle on the lid, take
metal shears and cut of the latches which hold it down, put a plastic bag in
it, and this is a handy repository for old litter.

The boxes can be repaired, but it's ugly work<G>.


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[mailto:theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Peter Fels And Phoebe
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 1:41 AM
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Subject: Re: [TheForge] Grave Marker (patina)


If you know cats, it's no question...Pete F

John Husvar wrote:

> Jerry Frost wrote:
>
>> To do cat peetination simply put the marker in the bottom of the
>> litterbox
>> and go easy on the litter. Put a layer of paper over the piece so the
>> Peetina formula will disperse across it. If you don't you'll get 
>> spots where
>> the litter holds the Peetina solution against the piece. Given enough 
>> time
>> though and it'll even out.
>>
>
> But, but, how will you ever know whether the cat is cooperating with
> your work or expressing an opinion of it?
>
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