A laundry room is a good place for the litter box. It's not occupied as frequently as the bathrooms, and installing it into a cabinet with a cat door makes it easy for your cat to get inside, and convenient for you to clean.
5. Solve the litter box dilemma. For cat owners, figuring out where to put the litter box can be a logistical headache. No one wants to know what's going on in there while they're eating or watching TV. A lot of cat owners opt to put the litter box in a laundry room or a guest bathroom, where people don't spend a lot of time. Just keep in mind that it should be in a low-traffic area where your cat can be alone. Keep a broom, plastic baggies, extra litter and a scoop in there for easy cleanup.
The bane of a cat owner's existence is finding a spot for the litter box. One clever Houzzer suggested a cat cabinet in the laundry room. This gives kitty a cozy and private spot to do her business and keeps her from kicking litter all over the floor. What did we miss? Let us know your favorite features for the entryway, mudroom and laundry room in the Comments section. Also on Houzzers' wish lists: Outdoor Must-HavesDream Kitchen Must-HavesCloset and Bath Must-HavesMore: Readers' Choice: The Top 20 Laundry Rooms for 2011The Handsome Mud RoomBrowse more photos of mud room designs
If you're not ready to invest in cutting through drywall, here's an easy solution: Cut a cat-size hole in a cabinet door. Be sure this particular cabinet is dedicated to the litter box and extra litter only.
If you're not ready to invest in cutting through drywall, here's an easy solution: Cut a cat-size hole in a cabinet door. Be sure this particular cabinet is dedicated to the litter box and extra litter only.
The laundry room is also a popular spot for the box. Here, it's hidden inside a cabinet for discretion and ease of access.
This is better and can store the litter and bags and other stuff above it.