Cleo is the spokesperson of the Environmental Working Group "Environmental Pets". He briefly introduced the pros and cons of various cat litters on the market and the precautions for handling feces. (Be sure to watch the video of the cat training in the toilet, it always manages to make us confused and confused at the same time.)

However, what is more interesting is the recipe she gave on how to make her own newspaper cat litter. This sounds quite complicated, although Cleo claims that you should be able to produce two to three weeks of garbage in half an hour to 45 minutes-this is easy for her, because she can rely on her "sadness" is me, I don't have The thumb of opposition" Schtick and begged for what she called a "great afternoon craft project." The cat will be the cat.

1. Shred the newspaper with a paper shredder, and then collect it in the unused trash bin.

2. Soak the paper in warm water and mix a small amount of biodegradable mild detergent. The shredded paper presents the consistency of cooked oatmeal. The paper will not be completely clean, but the water will turn gray.

3. Drain the water (the old filter works wonders) and repeat the soaking process, minus the soap.

4. Sprinkle a lot of baking soda on the wet paper. Rub it into the mixture (you may need to wear gloves to avoid ink on your hands).

5. Squeeze out the remaining moisture until it is as dry as possible.

6. Crush on the screen and dry for a few days.

7. After drying, put about one and a half inches to two inches of shredded paper in the trash bin. Scoop the solids daily and change them once a week. It takes about half an hour to 45 minutes to make litter for 2-3 weeks.

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