I think one meatball is enough
Yup. One more meatball would be a recipe for disaster.
I think one meatball is enough
Huhu Carol, absent minded ? You have to read all posts....I had no clue at all. But as soon as I saw the pic Bee posted then I remembered Alf. But still didn't connect the dots to Todd's story.
My mother has a similar problem, one of her cats refuses to stop peeing in one of the burners for the stove. She's tried covering it to keep him out, but he still finds away. I've been over her place when she has to turn the burner on, and it's ridiculously foul!When I was still employed and first moved into the house where I now live, I bought an air conditioning unit (refrigeration plus heat) and had it ducted throughout the rooms in the house. But, AC units are extremely expensive to run, and since our summers are so hot it would be running constantly, so I also kept the evaporative cooler that was already on the roof. I occasionally use the AC, but I'd be willing to bet this 15 year old unit only has about an hour of use on it. I mainly use the cooler. So it's going to be 100F today. I turned the cooler on early to prevent the house from heating up. Those danged cats have pee'd on my cooler pads! There's a horrifically strong scent of cat pee being blown through all the rooms of my house! I wish I knew what I could do to keep them away from the cooler. I thought of building something like a duck blind around it. It would only have to be on three sides because the fourth side is downhill and I doubt they could reach it.
Buuzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz..............................Now, now Bee. . . calm yourself! Take a deep breath and think about your animals. Soothing. . . z-z-z-z-z-z
.... and I am proud not to hide it .....[emoji85] [emoji85] Yip definitely Scorpio.
When I was still employed and first moved into the house where I now live, I bought an air conditioning unit (refrigeration plus heat) and had it ducted throughout the rooms in the house. But, AC units are extremely expensive to run, and since our summers are so hot it would be running constantly, so I also kept the evaporative cooler that was already on the roof. I occasionally use the AC, but I'd be willing to bet this 15 year old unit only has about an hour of use on it. I mainly use the cooler. So it's going to be 100F today. I turned the cooler on early to prevent the house from heating up. Those danged cats have pee'd on my cooler pads! There's a horrifically strong scent of cat pee being blown through all the rooms of my house! I wish I knew what I could do to keep them away from the cooler. I thought of building something like a duck blind around it. It would only have to be on three sides because the fourth side is downhill and I doubt they could reach it.
It is funny to read that cats are the same all over the world. I can write a long list where my cats like to pee except of their toilets .......When I was still employed and first moved into the house where I now live, I bought an air conditioning unit (refrigeration plus heat) and had it ducted throughout the rooms in the house. But, AC units are extremely expensive to run, and since our summers are so hot it would be running constantly, so I also kept the evaporative cooler that was already on the roof. I occasionally use the AC, but I'd be willing to bet this 15 year old unit only has about an hour of use on it. I mainly use the cooler. So it's going to be 100F today. I turned the cooler on early to prevent the house from heating up. Those danged cats have pee'd on my cooler pads! There's a horrifically strong scent of cat pee being blown through all the rooms of my house! I wish I knew what I could do to keep them away from the cooler. I thought of building something like a duck blind around it. It would only have to be on three sides because the fourth side is downhill and I doubt they could reach it.
I did read all the posts just didn't remember the plot of Alfs story.Huhu Carol, absent minded ? You have to read all posts....
[emoji90] [emoji90]My mother has a similar problem, one of her cats refuses to stop peeing in one of the burners for the stove. She's tried covering it to keep him out, but he still finds away. I've been over her place when she has to turn the burner on, and it's ridiculously foul!
Cats don`t like the strong smell of sour citrus fruits. Your mother could try to place a fresh cutted citron next to the burners of the stove.My mother has a similar problem, one of her cats refuses to stop peeing in one of the burners for the stove. She's tried covering it to keep him out, but he still finds away. I've been over her place when she has to turn the burner on, and it's ridiculously foul!
And you don't have to. [emoji6].... and I am proud not to hide it .....
Do you want me to give you Scooby-doo's list?It is funny to read that cats are the same all over the world. I can write a long list where my cats like to pee except of their toilets .......
Welcome to the club Yvonne. Sometimes I can`t understand myself why I own cats .... Dogs don`t do that.
I did read all the posts just didn't remember the plot of Alfs story.
Thanks I'll tell her.Cats don`t like the strong smell of sour citrus fruits. Your mother could try to place a fresh cutted citron next to the burners of the stove.
No ! Don`t say he is peeing everywhere ? He hasn` t learned it when he was in the shelter I think.Do you want me to give you Scooby-doo's list?
That`s right! Torts only pee when you lift them up to show them friends ......Thanks I'll tell her.
I've told her many times if she had just gotten a tortoise she wouldn't have this problem
Probably not but he did learn it on the street.No ! Don`t say he is peeing everywhere ? He hasn` t learned it when he was in the shelter I think.
Where is the smiley for throwing kisses ????And you don't have to. [emoji6]