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By
03/02/2011
This is a great tip! I'm forwarding it right now to my mom, so she'll quit leaving hers to sit on the counter until she soaks them in the sink-this is much easier & cleaner!
By
03/02/2011
I know many people who don't like to soak pet food dishes in the sink so this is a really good idea for soaking the dishes! :-) I do have to mention, though, that unless you also feed your cat dry food (or they go outside and hunt), or that you're feeding canned often during the day, 2 or 4 little spoonfuls is not enough nutrition. Depending on the size of the cat and how physical they are need 4 to 6 ounces a day.
By pennyfoss AT comcast.net (Guest Post)
06/17/2008
Great Idea! I always feel bad "wasting" those sturdy plastic laundry containers. Now with this idea, I can put the dirty little dishes to soak in the sink right away, avoid any odor and spill and still keep the little darlings clean and happy! Thanks so much for the help!
Penny, Ipswich, MA
By
06/05/2008
What a fabulous little tip. I have a container that used to hold his litter in. I washed it out thinking I would use it for another purpose (One stores his dry food in).
Thank you for this tip ~ I will do this myself.
PS: As I speak one dish is soaking in the sink right now!
Best wishes, Monique (=^..^=)
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