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Switching to tofu litter isn’t the whole story—daily habits matter more. These seven tips make every scoop count.

① Add the right amount—no more, no less

• Keep depth at 6–7 cm and scoop clumps promptly. The box lasts longer, and you use less overall.

② Two-box or two-layer sifting setup

• Top layer keeps usable granules; bottom layer catches fines. Refresh weekly to cut full-box tosses.

③ Low-scent or unscented

• Prefer natural adsorbents (activated carbon, corn fiber, etc.) to reduce perfumes and indoor scent build-up.

④ Cut packaging

• Choose large refill bags or recyclable tubs. Buy enough for 1–2 months to reduce packaging and transport frequency.

⑤ Buy nearby and consolidate shipping

• Pick local brands or do store pickup. When ordering online, combine items to shrink the transport footprint.

⑥ Dispose correctly: compliant and safe

• Bag solids separately; generally avoid flushing or home composting.

• Follow local guidelines: some areas allow small amounts of plant-based litter as regular trash, others have special rules.

⑦ Track usage and refine your formula

• Log monthly usage per cat and odor notes. After 1–2 months you’ll find the most effective, least-waste setup.

Handy toolkit

• Measuring scoop or cup: Add a consistent amount each time.

• Sealed bin: Keep litter dry, extend shelf life, prevent moisture-induced clumping.

• Natural deodorizer sachets: Near the litter cabinet to reduce reliance on air fresheners.

Tailoring to your home

• Small apartments: Low-dust, lightweight litter + semi-enclosed litter cabinet to control tracking and airborne dust.

• Multi-cat homes: Keep “number of cats + 1” boxes to spread usage—cleaner overall and more efficient.

• Underfloor heating / humid regions: Moisture-tolerant formulas; use desiccants and sealed bins.

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One-sentence takeaway: How much you use, how you use it, and how you toss it matters more than which bag you buy—habits make your litter truly eco-friendly.