Purrlo Litter Box Cleaner Spray | Plant-Based Foam Cleaner
Purrlo Litter Box Cleaner Spray | Plant-Based Foam Cleaner
Scrubbing a stained litter tray shouldn’t mean harsh bleach fumes in a small room. Purrlo is a plant-based foam spray that clings to trays and scoops, loosens stuck-on residue, and leaves the litter area smelling fresher after every clean. Spray, wait, scrub, rinse. Done in minutes.
Clinging Foam That Stays Where You Spray
Helps Loosen Dried-On Residue & Stains
Plant-Based Formula With a Light, Fresh Scent
Made for Trays, Scoops & Covered Boxes
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Purrlo Litter Box Cleaner Spray | Plant-Based Foam Cleaner
Description
Description
Purrlo is a plant-based foam spray made for litter box clean-up. Its thick foam clings to trays, scoops and covered box lids instead of running off, helping loosen dried-on residue and marks so they scrub or wipe away more easily. It cleans away the residue behind everyday litter smells and leaves a light, fresh scent.
- Volume: 120ml
- Form: Foam trigger spray
- Scent: Light, fresh
- Key ingredients: Plant-fermented organic acids, plant-derived cleaning agent (APG), pomelo peel extract, Artemisia annua extract, amino acid complex
- Use on: Plastic litter trays, scoops, cat toilet pans, washable hard surfaces
How To Use
How To Use
- Empty the tray and spray evenly over the surface of the tray or scoop.
- Let the foam sit for 1–2 minutes, or 5–10 minutes for stubborn residue.
- Scrub with a brush or wipe with a cloth.
- Rinse with water and let it dry before adding fresh litter.
Do not spray directly on pets. Not for food or water bowls, acrylic or marble. Test a small area first on painted or non-stick surfaces. Do not mix with bleach or other chemicals.
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“I used to dread scrubbing the tray. The foam actually stays on the sides instead of dripping straight off, and the dried bits come away with a quick scrub. The room smells fresher too, without that strong bleach smell.”
Cat Parents Who Stopped Dreading Litter Day
Makes the Weekly Clean Easier
“ Cleaning the litter tray used to mean soaking it and scrubbing the corners for ages. With this spray, I let the foam sit for a few minutes before using a brush, and the dried litter comes away more easily. It’s made my regular cleaning routine less of a chore, especially around the edges.”
Stays Where You Spray It
“ I like that the foam clings to the sides instead of immediately running down into the tray. That gives me time to work on the areas where litter tends to stick. I spray it on, leave it briefly, then wipe and rinse everything properly. It’s a simple product, but the texture makes it convenient to use.”
Helps With Everyday Litter Smells
“ With two cats, the litter area can develop a smell even when I scoop regularly. I use this when washing the tray and scoop, and it helps remove the residue that seems to hold onto those smells. The scent is fairly light, which I prefer over cleaners that leave a strong fragrance behind.”
Good for Cleaning the Scoop Too
“ I used to focus on the litter tray and forget how much residue builds up on the scoop. Now I spray both during the same cleaning session. The foam sits on the scoop long enough for me to brush off the stuck-on bits, and rinsing afterward is straightforward. It’s become a useful part of my regular routine.”
Handy for Stubborn Marks
“ Some litter leaves pale, dried-on marks around the bottom of our plastic tray, and plain water doesn’t always shift them easily. I let the foam sit for a little longer before scrubbing, and the marks are easier to remove. I still need a brush for the tougher spots, but the job takes less effort.”
A Convenient Trigger Spray
“ The spray bottle is easy to handle when I’m cleaning the litter tray in the bathroom. I can cover the corners and sides without pouring cleaner everywhere. The foam gives me a clear idea of which areas I’ve treated, and after scrubbing and rinsing, the tray is ready to dry before I refill it.”
Why the Usual Clean-Up Falls Short
Bleach sprays leave a harsh smell in small rooms and run straight off the sides. Plain water barely touches dried-on residue. Either way, the tray takes longer to clean than it should.
With Bleach Sprays
- A strong chemical smell that lingers in small rooms
- Thin liquid runs straight off the sides before it can work
- Never something you want to mix up or splash around the litter area
With Purrlo
- Plant-based formula with a light, fresh scent
- Thick foam clings to the sides and corners where residue sticks
- Helps loosen dried-on marks so they scrub away more easily
Water & Scrubbing Alone
- Dried litter stays stuck in the corners and along the base
- Leftover residue holds onto everyday litter smells
- Long soaks and hard scrubbing every single clean
With Purrlo
- Spray, leave 1–2 minutes (5–10 for stubborn marks), then scrub and rinse
- Clean the tray and the scoop in the same quick session
- A fresher litter area without the all-afternoon scrub
Here's Why Cat Parents Choose Purrlo
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Three Steps to a Fresher Tray. Every Single Clean.
Litter boxes aren't hard to clean because of the tray. They're hard because dried residue won't budge and harsh cleaners run straight off. Fix both, and cleaning becomes a quick routine, not a weekend chore.
Spray & Cling
Spray Purrlo evenly over the tray, the corners and the scoop. The thick foam grips the surface instead of running straight to the bottom, so it stays right where litter residue builds up. You can see exactly which areas you've covered, with no guesswork and no wasted cleaner pooling in the base.
