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It’s going to be a backstory to get to why I bought this and how effective it’s been, so bear with me.We had two cats for years and we tended to get kittens of the same age that socialized well and never created any kind of chaos with litter boxes so we never had more than one litter box. Unfortunately a wonderful Silver Point Persian we had succumbed to some issues and left us with a cat that was about 3 years old. The Persian was my baby so I wasn’t ready to just move on so the other cat (who’s never been real affectionate toward me but has been to the wife and child so I’ve more or less tolerated him) got possession of the house for about 5 years. During this time he got super territorial about his spaces and his disdain for me grew.So I wanted and got another cat. Instead of getting a kitten from a store we rescued an outdoor semi wild female cat that just…called to me. She has since turned out to be a sweetheart and since she was a street cat, she’s been fine socially.The other cat rebelled though, and refused to use the same litter box the female used, so after cleaning up poo and pee for a while in the hopes that he would adjust, we eventually took the standard advice and introduced a second box, and then a third. Our rescue didn’t care, she went in any box, scratched around merrily and seemed to be fine with whatever. The older cat, however, started using the boxes, but since the rescue didn’t care, she used all of them, and that didn’t sit well with him. So he would go on her stuff, which was fine because she buried all of her business, but he didn’t, and he would always pee on her pee, resulting in odors.The vet said it would settle down eventually and there would be a truce at some point, but to this day (almost 4 years later), he’s doing the same stuff, and she’s oblivious, happily burying his stuff, her stuff, no problem for her. But the multiple boxes resulted in what I called “piss wars” where he’d pee on her pee and it would just stack up and wind up being smelly and clumpy and not pleasant.So the vet recommended frequent cleaning and to consider higher end litter. Of course, the answer is always throw more money at it. We already use a pretty high quality name brand multi cat deodorized clumping non tracking litter so really the only step up was crystals or a litter robot and I wasn’t satisfied with what I found after researching litter bots. The wife and I work 50 hours a week and our son is now a full time student so once a week was and has been our routine.So enter the ozone generator. One of our cat lady neighbors with 6 cats recommended it, and who am I to argue with someone with experience. I did some research and was a bit concerned about side effects, noise, having ozone in the house, etc. but after spending some time on it, a low volume one seemed to fit the bill.I ordered this, and what a glorious welcome to our house it has been. After years of using deodorizer and a giant wax melt air freshener and sprays that only ever resulted in apple scented cat pee, this thing does the job and does it so well with no involvement on my part whatsoever.I mounted it directly over the box that usually had the most pee in it, and decided to try each of the P settings for dispense. I also turned on the ionizer for maximum odor control. P5 seems to be the most effective, although I wish I could do 30 minutes once every hour and a half instead of two hours but this setting has been the sweet spot. It took a full week to go through the settings to get to that point, so I’m sure a lot of returns are by people that aren’t being patient enough with figuring out what works. After a week I can tell when it’s close to dispense time, but my wife and I both worked this weekend and it took until today to realize neither one of us cleaned the boxes over the weekend. So it’s been 9 days since the last time the boxes were cleaned with two very active cats and I can’t smell anything, even after walking in from work. Guests have noticed as well that it doesn’t smell like we have two cats anymore which is also a win.So I’m happy, cats seem to be fine with it being located within a few feet of their most frequently used box, and even with it full on dispensing, I can smell the ozone, but it’s not unpleasant or had any negative effects. I love this thing and it’s been life changing for us. Give it a try.

This does an excellent job at eliminating cat litter box odors. I recently had a new kitten come into my home. I forgot how pungent the litter can be, despite proper care. While it does work on a timer, you can instantly tell when it has produced the ozone. It really does a good job at eliminating the unwanted smells. I just wish it could run 24 hours, but I guess that would be harmful. On another note I'm very frustrated with Amazon's push to use more USPS in my area. It is nothing but constant hassle and 2 packages have been lost in the last 2 weeks. I live in a community that has Mail boxes in a common area. I don't have the luxury of mail delivered at my home. What used to be a welcomed package from UPS or FedEx is now a ridiculous effort on my part.

So I Bought this for use in my cats bathroom (a big walk in closest for her litter box also baskets for dirty laundry ) and it works great. Even with self cleaning litter box it still can get smelly mixed with dirty clothes you can imagine. It’s quiet and decent priced was easy to operate and understand in my opinion and best off it doesn’t smell anymore . very pleased with my purchase

I was honestly skeptical at first, but this Cat Litter Deodorizer truly works wonders! I have multiple cats, and even with frequent scooping, the litter box area could get pretty unpleasant—until I tried this product. Just a light sprinkle of the powder every day or two, and the odors are practically non-existent. It doesn’t just mask smells—it eliminates them.I also love that it's safe for pets and doesn’t contain any harsh chemicals or overpowering fragrances. My cats didn’t mind it at all, which was a huge plus. If you're looking for a way to keep your home smelling fresh and clean despite having feline roommates, this is a must-try!

The size is reasonable, but it’s challenging to hang with the peg provided as the adhesive isn’t particularly compatible with textured walls. The cord was a little short for my taste given my attempt to keep it subtle, which left it crooked on the wall. These are mostly the reasons I’m deducting a star.The controls are easy to use. Everything worked as described, including the intervals at which it operated. My litter box is located in a hallway, tucked under a built in desk. This was placed above the desk, but still within the niche. The ozone smell was very strong, and while contained to the hallway, it was still concerningly intense and I have to assume concentrated at that point. Because of that, I’ve chosen not to use it. My cats’ bathroom schedule is a mystery and I don’t want to gamble on whether or not they’ll be in that space while the ozone is going full blast.I used it for one day and didn’t notice a significant change, but I wouldn’t consider that an effective amount of time to assess its odor control qualities. This is probably better suited for more spacious area so the ozone isn’t overwhelming.

These are great! We have them one on each floor of our home. They really work! The different settings are a plus too. They allow you to change the frequency of it functioning. Which is great for times when you need it to run more often. Like that time we burnt the popcorn!The only “downside “ is that they are pretty large and not able to be concealed. But, I’ll take it to help remove the smells from our home. We have cats and dogs. Plus kids and constantly cooking. My sensitive nose says thank you!