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Posted by wolfden on August 03, 2002 at 13:49:39:

I have found that by adding a little vanilla to the water keeps the smell down tremendously. I have also started doing this with my ferrets and their litter boxes don't smell right away either. I read somewhere that it neutralizes the amonia in the urine, therefore it doesn't smell.

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