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Hey y'all. My partner and I recently had an unexpected demolition in the first floor if our house and realized that we can probably leave room to run water lines for a CatGenie litterbox during the rebuild. Have any of you used them, and if so, are they worth it? We've had litter robot 3s for a few years and are less than impressed with the build quality, so just thinking about upgrading.

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[–] Vodulas 1 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

That is a good idea, but our laundry is on the foundation. Not really able to add drains there, but under our dishwasher is a good idea

[–] phanto@lemmy.ca 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Having a dishwasher that flooded, I can tell you that a drain would have saved 3500$, and we were insured! I have a litter robot, and I'm constantly resetting it, but it still keeps the room a lot less stinky.

[–] Vodulas 2 points 3 weeks ago

We have 2 litter robot 3s, and one still works if you run it manually. They sell replacement parts, and the one that kinda works has had parts replaced. Just not impressed with the longevity. The litter robot 4 looks more well made, but I am hesitant