DIY Cat Litter Cabinet

[@WARTROLLIVES]

As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement kzbin.infoUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!

[@CurveTheRain]

Shows cat the door is on the left, immediately flips the door to the right side 😂

[@samwenzel2287]

CurveTheRain right lol I wonder if the cat accidentally ran face first into the left side at first before figuring out the opening moved to the other side

[@beverlyarcher3744]

Well animals are smart they figure something like that out quickly

[@adrilyn3013]

I know right!

[@michaela_fk]

The door wasn’t bolted in yet, which is why the hole was on the left. When he screwed in the door, the hole is on the right because it had to be flipped around...

[@rebecca9906]

Gus kept going to that side any way in the test run,so probably suited better.

[@lith...]

Should have used some milk galss type of material. He needs some privacy haha. Nice diy 👌

[@sweetcanada17]

Cats actually like to be able to see outside of their litter box, so they can run away in case of danger.

[@Nirrrina]

@@sweetcanada17 I was about to say that too even though I'm sure the poster was joking. I just wish mine would at least give me some privacy when I go. I raised mine from infancy. They trust me completely. That's really nice until decide to use the box near your toilet when you're using the bathroom. And if they aren't using the box then they're laying on my clothes or in the sink. Or wanting attention. Occasionally one will take his milk jug rings into the tub to play as well. Spoiled little turds. Very cute & cuddly turds. But still turd at times.

[@baseballhunter42]

@@sweetcanada17 My cat goes in a closed cabinet. Adopted her as a rescue, she was familiar with outdoor dangers early. Never had a problem with her using a litter box in a closed space.

[@acewoodland2217]

@@Nirrrina Are you me? My cats act the exact same way.

[@Nirrrina]

@@acewoodland2217 Possibly

[@FangsAndWands1]

I like how you referred to your cat as "the customer" 😂

[@FM19MONTH]

I did, also - at first I was like - wait - thought he was building this for him / his cat -- is this in someone else's home and he is building this for a real customer -- then OH... got it!

[@pathtobillions8070]

This popped up in my feed after seeing a litter box cabinet at Bed, Bath, and Beyond. Also you should get him a tiny welcome mat so he can wipe his paws after he's done.

[@jenniferhocott939]

Path to Billions . Why not lights & a flat screen tv while ur at it?

[@pathtobillions8070]

jennifer hocott actually a motion detection light would be nice for when he poops at night

[@Noname-oo9gn]

Mine has a mat for when he has finished he’s loves it and it saves on my Flooring.

[@StephanieGraska]

You could get a tiny sisal placemat and DIY stamp it!! "Gus Was Here" Or, wait... WD fans.... "Don't Open, Poop Inside" 🙈

[@Nirrrina]

I had a litter mat at one point that said wipe your laws on it. I can't remember if that was the Dollar tree one or the fancy litter trapping one for $4 bucks at Walmart. They do help but aren't perfect. Bed Bath & Beyond gas an actual litter cabinet you don't have to diy? Nice! But I bet it's expensive.

[@lovesanimalshatesrats6339]

Every home, and especially apartment, with a cat should have something similar to this, a built in little litter box room. It’s 2020 and we still don’t have a good spot for litter boxes.

[@carlajohnson9369]

.. and we still got to clean 'em...

[@ALamb630]

my cats wont even use a litter box that has a lid on it. They would never go in the cabinet and if one did the others would just bully him and not ever let him out again.

[@recoveringsoul755]

I keep mine in the laundry room of my rental, but it still smells. That room does have it's own fan though. Problem is it's kind of out of sight and doesn't get cleaned as often as when I had it in my bathroom at my old house. And lot of rentals don't have a laundry room

[@my3dazies]

Dappadonna G Flying caes come first!! We must have priorities!! lol

[@erikaphillips1989]

@@carlajohnson9369 not if you get the litter robot

[@rosenia5409]

Who else doesn’t have a cat but watches this anyway? Your cat is so cute! I wish I could’ve heard the purring, glad the training was a success!

[@kateburk2168]

In past, whenever I brought a new kitten home, I simply dropped it into the litter box. Knew where it was even if moved. Cats love small places so they'd be sure to discover it soon enough. Cool idea. And loved the suggestion for outside vent...perhaps a lit fan to assist. And yes, motion detection for led light. All to gild the lily!

[@susanlewis4843]

Me🙋🏼‍♀️!

[@normaali7506]

Me

[@rebeccaplunk6951]

I used to have cats and dogs. Of course the dogs wanted to not only eat the cats food, but also eat their poop. Someone down the street was remodeling their kitchen , so I salvaged a 3-door base cabinet. I pushed the base cabinet up against a wall, that butted up against a wall in my laundry room. I bought a "cat" door at the pet store. What made it a "cat" door was that it had a magnetic latch on the lower part of the door, activated by a mouse shaped magnet that went on the cats collars like a rabies or name tag. Only the cats, (with the magnets on their collars) could activate the latch on the door. I jigsawed out the panels on the base cabinet doors and stapled screen over the openings. I kept their food at one end, and their litter box at the other end. Cleaning the litter box and feeding them happened from the garage side. I left my garage door open most of the time I was at home except after dark and in the winter. The cats spent most of their time in their "veranda" enjoying being outside. It was a great solution to not have the mess and smell of the litter box inside my house. When the house was sold, the buyers had 2 cats and thought the system was ingenious. I left the magnets for their cat"s collars because I had to buy a new cat door for my next house.

[@jenniferhocott939]

Rebecca Plunk . Impressive!

[@Beckface26]

Sounds great, but I don't understand the garage door bit. Could you elaborate? I like the idea of having the food and litter tray near each other

[@TheSwauzz]

@@Beckface26 Really? Would you enjoy the toilet being in the kitchen? I don't think most animals like their excrement near where the eat.

[@Beckface26]

@@TheSwauzzYes it's fine if they're not sitting directly next to each other. I like the idea of having a designated 'cat space'. Clearly her cats didn't have a problem with it.

[@lindseybsmith]

AWESOME! I love it!!!

[@marissalee7328]

You should put a colored trim around his little cut out door so he can see the exit. Beacuse he can't see it with the whole "door" being clear, it can be confusing for the cat. Great job though on the kitty litter hid away spot, that was a great idea and it looked great once completed

[@autumngrace3135]

Flexible door trim would do it

[@marlar4267]

He obviously can.

[@biggc49042]

Also make the door taller he has to duck down to go in

[@Apostate_ofmind]

DangerX6 Angel9 cats have very bad eyesight at close distance. you can see the cat smelling the fresh air to tell where the entrance is.

[@ruthshere9468]

he sees with his whiskers.

[@suzannemartinez3137]

Did you call your cat "the customer"?😂

[@reeleesweet2]

I don’t have a cat. I’m not into building things. Idk how or why I watched this whole thing but it was a good video! 🤣

[@lethosneuville9335]

Well shoot. My cat was snoozing in front of the heater until she heard the treats bag. I guess I gotta give her treats now otherwise she'll feel teased.

[@beverlyarcher3744]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Chloe our dog we had years ago was just like that she was spoiled on treats she learned she went potty she got a treat she behaved while getting a bath she got a treat if she wanted a treat after a storm was gone she had to come out she hid under my bed when parents weren't home mom was the only one that could get her out from either their bed or mine without treats and we had to put a couple of treats on top of her food or else she would sulk only one time she didn't get a treat with bath time but that was because she wouldn't listen to me at all she misbehaved in the bath same with drying which we had to give her 5 minutes to roll she wouldn't let us dry her with a hair dryer long hair dog she hated being dried by a towel but loved the dryer cause we let her roll while we dried her on the spots we could reach while she rolled usually she lay still to let us dry enough of her in one spot but that day she refused to hold still so she got no treat and this was a treat loving dog she went and sulked everyone was like why didn't you give her one I said she wouldn't behave the whole time taught her a lesson cause after that she behaved

[@GoodPersonTestWebsite]

😹

[@karensketchley9686]

Hahaha

[@jcpage305]

Install a outside ventilator and you'll never know there was a cat box in the house.

[@siimmy14]

J C or just use good sand. Clean regularly.

[@junbh2]

If you're seriously thinking of doing that you need to clean the litterbox WAY WAY WAY more often. If even a human can smell it, it would be awful for a cat with their much more sensitive noses to have to go in there. And they even have to step in it.

[@nickijaycox7773]

J C that’s an awesome idea! ❤️👍🏻😺

[@Mardon551]

Why do every cat Owner and non-cat owner feel the need to tell another cat owner that they'll need to clean their litterbox out more often? Don't you think they know that?

[@simonegodwin7449]

Or a self cleaning one? No smells empty weekly

[@dluciano2288]

Would be cool to put a slide out base the box can set on so when you clean it all you need to do is slide it on out and back in again instead of straining.

[@pamh.5705]

Was probably helpful for the cat to see you sitting in there..."If it's good enough for dad it's good enough for me!"

[@yeeturmcbeetur8197]

It’s like this weird cat bathroom with 0 privacy so everyone gets to watch my man poop.

[@JohnSmith-fq7hj]

Well considering the litter box was prolly just in a corner somewhere its still better lol

[@lorefreak94]

Funny thing is cats like to have an escape route. He probly likes his minimal privacy set up

[@Coral55555]

Cats like to go potty in areas where there is a lot of traffic. Basically they want you to watch haha

[@husher5142]

The thing is .. your litter should be in the most commonly occupied room of the house. Where ever that is .. for me its the office .. most families its probably the living room. I see this stuff and then ppl complain about inappropriate peeing ..

[@mafnet_]

Hes got AirPods in he cant hear us

[@weelolo7]

Mafnet , he can’t hear us cause he’s listening to kidz bop

[@jessgrn]

Best comment

[@Bubbleland01]

🦋That was a freaking awesome idea. 💡 when I buy a house I might implement that in the bathroom.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@KDodge-McMahan]

Put some LEDs in his cubby. My kitty has her own set and loves it.

[@pamh.5705]

Motion sensitive ones! 🐈

[@pamh.5705]

Dwight Schrute: No, you're confusing them with the other ones, the uv bulbs.

[@spacecat417]

reggin Spelled Backwards I’m not Jesus but thank you

[@spacecat417]

reggin Spelled Backwards yes, yes it does lmao

[@antjobert]

Cats can see fine in the dark.

[@ChuckWood]

When I put in a cat door I just shoved my cars thru the hole the first go around. They figured it out

[@666snowwhite1]

How did you manage to fit your cars through the cat door?

[@ChuckWood]

@@666snowwhite1 suck it trebek

[@ChuckWood]

@nevaeh peanut I tried, wouldn't work. Dumbasses ran around to the other side of the house when I put a treat thru the door looking for it.

[@jenniferjennings7288]

Yup , Im a shover .We had a few cats all of them jumped right thru the opening, but my one boy just wouldn't go thru .So he got gently shoved thru it .No problems once that he knew it was safe .

[@TheGinamac79]

shoved cars???🤨🤔 don't you mean Cat? unless your cat owns a car?

[@lisa-sz8jj]

How relatable. You spend a minute doing something for your dog and they think it's Christmas day on steds. You spend ages doing something for your cat and they don't give a hoot unless you bribe them 😆🐾

[@wjhydes8071]

I would have just left the original doors and made a cat hole in it, trimmed it up then you couldn’t see the litter box inside. Cute kitty!

[@flyushkifly]

That's what I was thinking! The clear door kinda defeats the purpose of hiding it away. Cats don't need the light, but if you wanted to go overkill you could find a battery power motion sensor light for inside from some Chinese site like banggood. Very nice workmanship, tho! I want that kind of finishing skill on my house projects.

[@karenchen7145]

Maybe for resale value ?

[@MAGGIE_CHI]

I know cats can see through the dark at night. But just to be safe, in case you turn all lights off during the night, you should put a small light inside the cabinet for the cat.

[@mariahr8595]

Lovely Biscotties that’s literally not true lmao just google it and inform yourself it’s not that hard

[@marystrackbein4404]

@@mariahr8595 Cats only need 1/6th of the light humans do to see in the dark, however if it's completely dark they cannot see. Just google it and inform yourself, it's not that hard.

[@amyphillips7862]

Great project...but I probably laughed way too hard at the conversations from the cat!

[@StephanieGraska]

They make the motion activated puck lights, but really just a nightlight in the hallway would be way more than enough. Cats see by movement, and are not as dependent on light, like the inferior (all of us!) boom and. Not to mention, before long it becomes a sensory movement; I sleep in an eyemask and can manage a pitch black potty break if needed. Kitty will be fine if he knows the way, and they have done an excellent job of reinforcing that. Kudos!!

[@confuzedgraphite]

Lovely Biscotties unless you are in a cave underground, you will never experience pure darkness. Cats don’t need nightlights, and in fact putting a light in such a small space might mess with their night vision for a while.

[@lyndak.5152]

Awesome! Lots of love went into the litter box unit! You rock dude! Your cat luvs you!

[@jenniferhocott939]

DIY? Ha! Looks like something you’d have to hire someone to do. Nice job.

[@Nosferata138]

Cuz everyone has a spare cabinet in their hall they aren't using...

[@2Tim1.6]

I used to clear out the bathroom undersink cabinet, removed the doors, hung a curtain on a tension rod and viola! it worked out great! Bonus: proximity made it easier to keep the box cleaned at least twice a day. My cat loved it!

[@treacherousviper]

That's a really good idea :) simple and functional

[@2Tim1.6]

@@treacherousviper Thank you and yes it was quick! 5 minutes and done!

[@clararose1795]

I have a similar set up on a bookshelf in my living room. Bottom shed has a privacy curtain and litter box, I put a fancy chair next to the shelf so usually no one even knows it’s there. If only I could say the same for the other 2 boxes clearly visible next to my toilet and fridge. 😭

[@user-it1xm8xm7v]

Don’t have a cat but def going to watch

[@JudyGold0]

How is the ventilation, any smells? Do you have any ideas to maybe optemize that in this design?

[@ositagordita8550]

Extremely well done!

[@joeyoungberg6265]

2:52 that bug wanted to see what was up!

[@wendytorkelson9305]

Especially loved the cat commentary captions at the end! I'm new to woodworking and fun projects like this are so helpful. Thank you!

[@george4715]

People who say “FiRsT” use a litter box

[@KirbyMobile1]

Squidward Tortellini y u bully me?

[@CheriLDN]

Well done this is a great idea, all I would add is a little sensor light, but thats because its my cats preference (or mine 😁). Gus' own private bathroom 😎

[@lorealharries9580]

Dude that’s the coolest idea I have ever seen in my life!

[@emmathurman-newell2020]

Cats where they aren't supposed to be: I like it Cats in a place you've made for them: I don't like it

[@harrisonkl]

Hi Ben! Looks great and i have been been loving all these cool update videos! Thanks for the unique content ❤️

[@loomspace]

"That's going to be a problem" The tone every man is familiar with from a woman mid project.

[@peepsqueek923]

Cool idea to make it clear so you can see when the box needs to be emptied!

[@patricparkison1903]

Oh yeah, DIY if you’re a damn carpenter with freaking table saws and dremel tools 🙄

[@D_Parks]

Patric Parkison Lumber yards and even Home Depot will cut boards to your measurements and you can use a sanding block instead of a dremel. I do DIY’s a lot without power tools.

[@aprilvasquez6400]

I got a hack saw--- doubt anything I do would be as pretty as his

[@Robert-bg1og]

Why the plexiglass do we need to see the cat s***? It's like a viewing window. Why not just a wood panel What a opening.

[@michellepieper9643]

A wood panel or he could have used that stuff in a can that makes frosted glass. I also do not like the clear look .

[@nathanbrock918]

I know that your renovating your house rn but when you go back to making projects it would be cool if you could turn a old gum ball machine into a marble machine.

[@lifesuchasthis3932]

My first time seeing your channel your a genius i wish i had a spot like this for my cat

[@recoveringsoul755]

This man entirely fits his whole body into that extra unused cabinet

[@MissAnnieB]

Omg I love this!! Such a good use of some dumb inefficient space! 😂😂 You are very skilled with your tools!

[@bella-qh2yg]

I would put LED lights at the top 👍🏼💀😭

[@your1olney995]

Brilliant!

[@KaltrinaDemiri]

It's nice but I don't like that its see through so you can see the poop in the liter box lol

[@alanismiller2973]

It's a litterbox... Whatelse is it supposed to have? Flowers?

[@Cloudie_069]

Alanis Miller buttt do you like looking in someone’s loo or your own and there’s a big SHITTTTE in it? :/ nah 😆

[@alanismiller2973]

@@Cloudie_069 thats why you clean it every night before bedtime and in the mornings

[@bioshockbrat9171]

It needs to be clear so you know when it needs to be cleaned rather than waiting for it to stink up the house and kitty deciding to go somewhere else because his box wasnt cleaned

[@evaernst2879]

If he left the original doors on and made a hole in it it would have been nicely hidden.....

[@staryspiral3]

All this work so kitty can have a private bathroom! You're the best! 💖

[@parisvenecia6105]

You should add his kitchen on top of his bathroom , wood in between some stairs still a lot of space

[@chai_lattes]

That's so awesome! He's so detailed about every aspect of building and cleaning the litter cabinet. I think handy people are so cool. And Gus now has a beautiful new bathroom😊

[@tinaamariee832]

Why my man Gus couldn’t get some privacy for his bathroom?😂 *Just jokes* cause the internet be sensitive. But this is hella smart & dope

[@GeminieCricket]

Arched door TOO small! That is jail....man! Final product excellent ! The concentrated urine will be brutal!

[@LaurelineMz]

I love the idea of a transparent door!!!! thanks!! I saved your video for the day when I will make my own litter cat box !!!Thanks!!

[@KirbyMobile1]

FIRST Also I wish I could make this for my 4 cats

[@Whisperwomaneq2]

I have done this for years. Had a pantry cabinet made with a hole on the side for the cat to enter the bottom of the cabinet to access the litter box. When I was renting apartments. When I bought my own home I cut a door hole into the basement door, put a rubber flap on it and the cat went down there to use the litter box. Personally, I would not have made a transparent cat door. No one wants or needs to watch the cat go potty. It's fancy but not necessary when you could have just cut a little kitty door at the bottom of the existing doors. Plus cats like enclosed cubby holes. Your workmanship was great though.

[@sweetcanada17]

Cats actually like to be able to see outside of their litter box, so they can run away in case of danger. Cat whisperer/therapist Jackson Galaxy talks about this too.

[@Whisperwomaneq2]

@@sweetcanada17 Yes and that's why they spend all their time in boxes and paper shopping bags, totes and closets because they like transparent walls around them so much. lol not

[@sweetcanada17]

Whisperwoman - when cats defecate/urinate they are at their most vulnerable and prefer to do it where they can easily see what’s going on around them. Please don’t quote me any anecdotal evidence, which pales in comparison to the findings of cat therapists. My cat was having behavioural problems, and refused to pee and poop in her closed litter box, and once I changed her litter box to an open one, everything changed for the better. I was willing to learn from cat behaviourists. Playing and hanging out in boxes and paper bags cannot be compared to the time they spend in their litter boxes.

[@Whisperwomaneq2]

@@sweetcanada17 Actually that would be you quoting anecdotal evidence from cat whisperer. I guess you have a short memory. And because your cat had issues with a new cat box you introduced to it does not mean all cats do. Your experience or lack thereof is evident in trying to dismiss where cats spend the majority of their time vs a few minutes. Nor does it make you an expert in any way to be on here thinking you can lecture and spouse your bullshit to strangers on the internet. Your grandiose self -importance and condescension is not attractive it's just arrogance. Go back to your unhealthy obsessing about your cat and stop trying to push your dime store ideas on me, I am not buying it.

[@jmwjrsmom]

That's a HUGE cabinet! I cant fit into any of our cabinets 🤔😂😂 I am jealous of your cabinet space!

[@chutzpah5603]

Hope you used a NON-TOXIC paint in that enclosed area. Cats are extremely sensitive. Cute idea but doorway needs to be bigger... especially taller.. cat has to bend down to go in and out. Cats do like privacy.You could use contact paper for privacy.. they have frosted glass look and stained glass look and light passes through.

[@wlcwalshlifecounseling4581]

Could possibly work for one cat. But if you find that they’re marking, your cat isn’t liking the hideaway litter box.. some cats will tolerate. Others do not like to set up. Cats don’t need privacy. I know humans are often repulsed by litter boxes, but sometimes you just have to get over it if your cat doesn’t tolerate a hidden litter box. More than one cat, they could mark it/urinate. Just a heads up. Proceed with caution

[@doriweishaar4901]

Guys is a lucky kitty to have such a clever & handy hooman 🤵

[@justxe7686]

KZbin knows we might be getting a cat... lol

[@UnicornPastelPrincess]

Harry you have been kicked out of your room =P lol, I wish I could do this for my cat but I don't have anything like that in my house.

[@Nirrrina]

Try a free standing chest. There's all kinds of Ikea hacks to use.

[@rachaelmarx1761]

It's a joke dude

[@tonyrendon3865]

Muy bien solo hay que abrirle un poco más al vidrio de arriba y superrrrrrr que bonito espacio felicidades michi tu hojar propio y mucho ojito por si se siente mal hay que visitarlo diario muchas veces al dia ❤

[@VictorNewman201]

The entrance should be larger and more clearly marked. Its probably not a problem for most younger cats, but might be for older cats and ones that are ill.

[@kmaezz]

I laughed on why he used a biscuit jointer 😂😂 literally the only reason why ppl use them ..because they bought them bahahha most useless tool imo

[@hannemarteromsas963]

Beautiful! And the cat likes it! "wait...wheres my phone....hahaha!!!:D

[@realitycheck5383]

thats a very clever idea. you could have saved a lot of time getting him in there tho. all you really had to do was put the litter box in there and he would have gone right in. they have a natural instinct to go right to it.

[@nickijaycox7773]

That’s Awesome, now please come do mine. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Serrasongs76]

I did a similar build but added a battery powered motion wall light. It's dim tbh, but provided some illumination that wasn't disruptive.

[@stef1lee]

Brilliant! I was thinking of doing my little space under my stairs in the same manner but I thought it might not work or would be weird. Now I know. Its fabulous!!!

[@zoeymarcobk6954]

I’m so glad this popped up in my video feed bc I’m moving to a new house and could not decide where to put my cats litter. We have a couple of cabinets in our laundry room and this would be a great solution for us. Great idea

[@Sleipnirseight]

This is great! We have a creepy under stair space that I'd love to open up and convert into a litter box area

[@WulfricTheBlack]

My house has laundry machines in a closet in one of the bedrooms, there’s still plenty of closet space next to it but I use that room as a den and put a covered litter box on a table to keep the dog out. I like not having to bend down to clean it, and the table is big enough for extra litter and a bag of food in a sealed container as well as a small lined can for box debris. Closet has 4 sliding doors on a track so I just keep one from closing with a block of wood. I have a bathroom mat in front of the box but she still manages to spread litter onto the floor.

[@jcbonner5044]

I would have just took off the doors thrown the litter box in there and called it a day

[@prgslovesmj]

Why is the cat hole not in the middle? Just curious!

[@saffronhammer7714]

Why clear? I would have made it a solid wood door. Who wants to see the litter box and its contents?

[@Vz9z9]

Abigail Parker my first thought too. But it would be awful dark inside. Either way, it looks great!

[@saffronhammer7714]

@@Vz9z9 pretty sure cats would do just fine...

[@sassypetshop]

Cats prefer having an open space, they are vulnerable when they are using the bathroom and feel uncomfortable not knowing what's around them let alone only having one exit, best thing to do is have it in the hallway or bedroom without a lid

[@DanteVelasquez]

Ay I need this. Although I have more than one and I think they would go in and fight in there lol What a genius idea. Especially because cats like privacy when they use the box. Very nice :-)

[@sassypetshop]

Cats actually do not need privacy, but if you have more than one cat you should have 2-3 boxes. Litter boxes do best out in the open with no lid

[@jliz1926]

Great job! Your kitty looks like my grandkitty. So cute..

[@emmalovesdisney6335]

Wow this man is talented . And loving to the cat X

[@libbyann78]

If only every house had a cabinet this deep to be converted!

[@cirawright7629]

Could I perhaps pay you to make me one of these doors and mail it to me?

[@wordscrafter]

Wow, this is a really clever idea!!!! This is how our cats were when we made a kitty door to the back porch, lol. This is so sweet!!!

[@lydiahalliday6532]

I love this! My boujie cat has to have 2 litter boxes or she wont use either lol this is something I need to look into! I was thinking of getting a small cabinet or sideboard and cutting a hole in the side but I love what you have done here! And your wife's (assuming) laugh is great btw!

[@carlayasharahla9221]

The water should be on the outside of door...bc litter can get in it, cats wont drink water that smells like poop 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@hoosierfan27]

How bout a 5 inch screen with yotube so he can watch BBC Nature while doing his duty?!!

[@casualsanta]

Mr Tardiff the government is stealing you marbles! Oh no he can’t hear us he’s wearing AirPods oh gosh oh heck

[@genericname9024]

Gus is such a cute kitty. Also, I liked how you did a test run with the door on the left, then installed it with the door on the right :P I thought he was going to get so lost!

[@apram79]

I usually ignore yt recommendations but this I had to see, it did not disappoint. And to see how patient and caring he was to his cat was a bonus ♥

[@ThaMaskRapper]

Was tha purpose of this foolishness?

[@Aylishakhan7000]

Wow dude this is genius! 👌

[@RANDALLOLOGY]

I took a opening under a set of stairs where the door was in the garage to allow storage and cut in a kitty flap door from inside the house to the storage area. I mounted a motion detector LED light and mounted a bath exhaust fan in there as well. When kitty went in, the motion would turn on the light and fan for 5 min. Fan took the Smell out if the closet and into the garage. No smelly house and one happy kitty. Lol

[@makesandskates]

Nice build! I would use some of the space over the litter box for extra storage, like cat litter and such.

[@leviathankraken]

But why use acrylic? I'd rather use a solid piece of wood. It's easier and I don't have to look at the litter box

[@Sambo-ry3zi]

That’s the coolest thing !!

[@mujkocka]

A flap instead of a door with fan extraction would have been better. Charcoal absorb odor btw

[@josephhaynes3017]

I would just mount a piece of glass to the back of a cabinet with the center cut out. Much more durable and easier. Thank you for the great ideas.

[@MRARCADE]

Very cool 👍 my next project for sure.... Might have to make mine out of a nightstand or something similar.

[@iclynnx]

Kind of makes me wish I had a better place for our cat litter box. Right now one is in the shower (or just outside it) and the other one upstairs is in a hallway. Luckily there's no smell! Only when he has just done a number two it's gross. We feed him wet food thrice a day so yeah, the scent of it is not nice.

[@occamsrazor7939]

I like your table saw. It's the right size for me and my projects. Where can I buy me one?

[@jcs7698]

#PinePellets. 100% #Biodegradable. So please! Let's ALL Do our part. Help take care of all our only home 🌎 together 👫👭👬👫 Even kitties 🐱 💩. Btw, his GF made him do this.