ELITE ROLL ‘N CLEAN SELF CLEANING LITTER BOX New and improved with chrome accents and bonus litter step to catch litter as the cat exits. The unique patented grill inside the Roll’n Clean scoops out the clumped waste, depositing it into the pull-out tray. Just roll the litter box onto its top, and roll back to the up-right position. Remove the tray and dispose of waste.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 18.5 x 21.5 x 20 inches; 6.5 Pounds
Item model number : EL-RA20-1
Date First Available : January 2, 2017
Manufacturer : OMPW9
ASIN : B074L82WFD
Country of Origin : Canada
Elite Self cleaning EL-RA20-1
Features chrome accents
Built in “litter step” catches litter as cat exits
New improved clip design
Stronger more durable sifting Grill.Material:Plastic.Remove all kitty litter and rinse out with pet-friendly soap and water. Scrub with a soft cloth to remove stubborn stains and litter and use a soft towel to dry and reassemble for use
Age range description: All Stages
Included components: Top, Bottom, Sifting Grate, Waste Tray and Litter Step
Breanna –
Last two years and has never done me wrong!!
I’ve had mine for two years now and it’s just now starting to show its wear and tear. Couple of cracks near the clips and stuff and It’s super easy to do a deep clean. I love how easy it is to just roll it over and clean, and to have it last for two years at this price to me is amazing!! Obviously, this is not a robot and there are some downsides (stuff getting stuck in the sifted, the step way breaking), but to me those weren’t really a huge deal and didn’t effect overall functionality. The cup or thing that catches the litter is also fairly large and easy to take out and in. Honestly, if you’re not picky and just want something easily than a regular box where you have to use a scooper or don’t wanna break the bank, then this is the best bet for you. I am going to buy a new one soon! Oh I also have two small-medium sized cats. I think if my cats were larger (like 15-30 pounds) they would probably have a tough time with this, so keep that in mind when purchasing.
HonestlyVala –
Ok, not great but not horrendous
It works mostly. Just like EVERYONE is saying, the plastic is super flimsy. So are the clips. It hasn’t broken yet, but I imagine it’s going to break before I change the box (I buy a new box every few years). As far as ease of use, you literally just roll it and it deposit the prezzies in the little scooper. I’ve noticed that the clumps are too big for the scoop sometimes, which makes a mess pulling it out because it scrapes on the opening. Gross lol. The area available for your cats to use isn’t exactly massive either. Half of the box is the sifting system, so even though I bought the bigger size deliberately because I’ve got a fatty kitty she’s definitely a lil smooshed in there. One cat is about 10lbs and slim, my fatty is 13 but she’s a Siamese and is only supposed to be like 8lbs so she’s quite. . . Round lol. Both use the box though. My fluffy cat also has this awesome habit of using the same exact spot in the litter box to urinate, which super saturates the litter in that spot and the clump winds up super glued to the back corner up against the grate. Soooo I have to go in and break it up with a scooper but what that means is the grate gets dirty too and it’s a b and a half to try to clean it. However. I’m lazy. So lazy. I cannot even articulate exactly how lazy because that’s too much work. I love that I literally just give it a roll, slap the bottom a few times, and yank out the scoop and litter box is (mostly) clean. It’s soooo much easier than scooping daily, and it’s a massive time saver too. I used to have a litter robot and obviously that’s better, but I left it behind when i moved because I didn’t have room for a spaceship of a litter box. Plus my chunky cat loves scraping her paws after she’s done (quite the dainty lady isn’t she?) and she ripped the lining up. Plastic boxes mean she can scrape to her fuzzy hearts content without destroying $600 worth of tech. Both of my cats like using the paw scraper actually, so I’m glad I got this version. Litter is everywhere still, haven’t found a box that keeps the litter spray from happening but it’s not really a Major concern for me. As far as smell, no door means no trapping the yuck. I prefer boxes with doors but this doesn’t have one so no door for me I guess. When I notice it’s stinking it’s super simple to give it a roll and “scoop” twice a day or however many times I need to. my cats also have recently picked up the habit of not burying their presents (well actually the stray I rescued doesn’t and he taught my chungus she didn’t have to either. So thanks for that I guess lol) and rolling it also helps cover them in litter which helps them clump up and helps with the smell which is nice. Sometimes on super lazy days I’ll give it a roll and just leave it up top because the scoop isn’t full and rolling it coated the yucks so they don’t stink anymore.Overall I’m… Pleased. I’ll probably get another when it breaks, But for sure I will get the one that has the easy litter adding chute because I used to just use a little cup to scoop litter into the box to add it, so I figured why pay extra for something I don’t need but the hole on this box is so small that it’s a massive pain in the butt to do that. I take the entire top off to add litter.Basically it’s got a LOT of real negatives but the positives outweigh them at this juncture. We’ll see how I feel when it breaks because for SURE it’s going to at some point.
E. Pattison –
5-stars! Absolutely WOULD buy again!
When my wife saw this litter box in our Amazon cart she thought I must have added it because a few weeks prior I’d mentioned that we needed a new litter box. It’s a sad fact of having a cat (or 3, as we do) that you’re not just going to spend a lot of time cleaning litter boxes, but as the smell WILL eventually permeate the litter box itself you’re eventually going to need to replace the litter box, too. I never saw this litter box before, and the wife never added it to her cart, but it somehow got in there, and I’ve got to say I’m glad it did, because it works just great.I’m a little (read: A LOT!) skeptical about “self-cleaning” litter boxes, especially those automatic, powered ones, so when I saw that the manufacturers referred to this box as a self-cleaning litter box I was naturally skeptical.But it works great! Seriously! I don’t know how the box got into my wife’s Amazon cart but I’m glad it did because it really is great.Now it is NOT self-cleaning, you do still have to clean it, but the way you clean it is remarkably easy compared to the traditional sift, scoop & dump.When it’s time to clean you just roll the box almost completely upside down (I’d say about 3/4 over), give the floor a knock or two to shake free any stubborn clumps, roll the box back up-right, remove the “clump drawer”, empty the clumps, then reinsert the “clump drawer”. Because of the very clever interior design, if you’ve correctly assembled the box all of the mostly-clean litter stays inside the box and only the clumps end up in the clump drawer. If you’re a little anal/thorough like me, or have 3 cats (like me), you can always roll it back over a second time, or more, for a thorough cleaning.For refills I just tip the newly cleaned box up onto its back and poured litter directly into the opening.We also have one of those mats meant to trap the litter and stop the kitties from scattering their litter through the house. With our old litter box, even with the mat the kitties still got litter into the laundry and out into the kitchen. With the new litter box, some litter still makes it out onto the mat, but I’ve notice a lot less litter in the rest of the house. I don’t know if it’s the extra step on the box itself, or something else about the design, but it definitely seems like more litter is staying where it should be, and not getting to where it shouldn’t. In addition to stopping the spread of litter, this box also seems to do a much better job trapping the ubiquitous odors that one associates with kitty litter boxes.Other reviewers have stated this box is larger than they expected. I don’t know what they were using before but it’s no bigger than our previous, lidded box. In fact it’s actually a little smaller than the last lidded box we used. I’m not saying it’s a small litter box. As far as lidded boxes go I’d say it’s mid-sized. If you’ve never used a lidded box you may think it’s big, but it’s not big for a lidded box.
Spendy mcspendy –
UPDATE: now april 2022. We are still using this litter box and have had no issues with the casing cracking, the lid clips breaking. It is still in perfect shape and still the best and easiest litter box we have ever used. We have designated a closet as our litter room and we turn the box back wards so the cats have to jump on top and climb in, this helps reduce the amount of litter the track out as they have to get out slowly!I had originally bought one of the expensive automatic litter boxes thinking it would be WAY better than having this one that required you to flip it on it’s side.But I had so many issues with the automatic one (NOT THIS ONE). Litter kept sticking to the bottom and turning into mud. The giant scoop thingy didn’t really got low enough and kept getting stuck. Plus the gaps between it were so big that a lot of poo/pee clumps were able to get through it or at times would get flung out by the force of it getting stuck.I tried different litters but gave up. Even aside from those issues, it was very hard/messy to empty the tray.After I gave up on the automatic box, I purchased this one and was incredibly surprised but how much easier, cleaner, and faster it was to use.You just flip it on it’s side, plus I give it a few taps to knock off anything stuck, put it back down, and remove the tray, dump it into the garbage, and put the tray back in.It almost has like a filter, and when you tilt it on it’s side, all the good litter goes through the filter into the other side of the box leaving all the waste which falls into the tray as you’re tilting further.Originally I didn’t understand how it worked but it’s a very good design. I just wish I would have gotten it earlier. It still astonishes me as to how much faster and easier it is to use than an expensive automatic one.
Ali –
I ordered it twice and both times I received it brokenDon’t order it .
Yo76 –
Cela fait plusieurs semaines que j’utilise cette litière pour mon chat.Je suis très contente. Elle est bien conçue intelligemment. Je suis satisfaite de ne plus avoir à fouiller la litière avec une pelle pour en retirer les déchets. Elle est suffisamment spacieuse pour mon chartreux. Le volume général de la litière est très correct.Son utilisation est rapide et pratique.Pour moi, c’est un bon compromis entre un robot hors de prix et une litière classique.Les plastiques sont correctement solides.À voir avec le temps.
Patricia –
Muy comodo
Cann Taylor –
I have a very large cat so ordered the large litter box. So far he has not gone Into the litter box but I continue to entice him to enter. Time will tell.