Who would go out of their way to review cat litter?

I would in this case. Have been using WW clay litter for years, around $7 the large bag. That would end up outside of the tray, non-clumping, and would have to toss a fair bit of it at each empty.

Having to meet a minimum-spend deal at Coles, I tried this. Not the same bag as the picture, but like everyone else says, it is the 4.5kg bag for $2.65, in october2020. Seems to have been that price for years.

The stuff is magic. Clumps into one big ball. The cat took it immediately. No raking th...

Have been using this product, (Coles Smart Buy Clumping Cat Litter) for years. Well not me personally .. I mean my cat Socksey.

From my understanding the "Smart Buy" range of products sold by Coles are usually the absolute cheapest, arguably lowest quality, of any product range sold by Coles.

However, this product is fantastic!. It works!! & it works so well!

It may be cheap to buy, ($2.65 for a 4.5kg bag), but it does the job perfectly without any compromise in quality or effectiveness.

I would highly recommend this product to you ... & your cat.

I hv tried different bands before, like the crystal one with blue bag (forgot the name, can cover the odour, but the litter is so easy to come out), the Japanese tofu litter (it does smell like tofu and it is the best one i hv ever used, but too expensive and Australia doesn't hv it, u can only order online), the grain one from wonderful XXX (come with purple box, doesn't cover the smell as it said and too expensiveo)
till one day my home is out of litter n i forgot to order online, so i jus went to coles n grab this amazing stuff randomly, an...

I used to buy this brand a couple of years ago, and it was excellent value for money. It would clump well, with no odour.
However, I started to notice a deterioration about 6 months ago, with a gluggy mess forming on the bottom of the tray, and not clumping.
I then switched to Coles Scented Clumping brand (read that review separately).
I recently bought again as a trial, and it was a disaster. The garage reeked of urine within a couple of days, and there were no clumps forming at all.
Inexpensive
Doesn't perform as advertised

Our cat doesn’t mind using it (other than scratching it all over the laundry after). It is fragrance free and most importantly it contains any smells. Cleanup is simple as all the ‘used’ areas clump completely together. I line the litter tray with newspaper before putting the kitty litter in to make cleanup easier. We have used this type for years and shall continue to do so.
Very inexpensive, clumps for easy cleaning/removal, doesn’t smell, cat doesn’t mind using it, works as well as other clumping kitty litters, fragrance free.
None, but line the tray with newspaper before putting it in.

personally, i would not recommend this product to others. whilst it is cheap and masks odour very well, the litter turns to a clay like substance when wet, which makes it very heavy and sticky, thus very hard to remove from the kitty tray. i ended up having to throw my tray away in the end. if you are going to use this product i would recommend using at least two cat tray liners to hold the products weight and help in the cleaning process.
cheap alternative product, no odour
turns to clay at the bottom of the kitty tray. hard to remove