Trelino Softwood Litter for 7 L Composting Toilet
Trelino Softwood Litter for 7 L Composting Toilet is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pickup available at AmerigoStore Picking Point
Usually ready in 2-4 days
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- I ship with GLS or FedEx, always tracked: as soon as the parcel leaves, I'll email you the number so you can follow it.
- In Italy, shipping is free over 199 €. Bulky items have a separate rate, which you'll see at checkout.
- You can pay on delivery, in cash to the GLS courier.
- You can also collect your order for free in Monza, at via Gabriele D'Annunzio 7: I'll message you when your order is ready.
- I also ship to Switzerland and to several European Union countries: you'll see the cost at checkout.
The Trelino litter made of soft wood fibres is designed for composting and urine-separating toilets: sprinkled over solids, it absorbs moisture and neutralises odours naturally, without chemical additives. The composition is 100% Norway spruce and silver fir fibres, completely biodegradable and compostable.
The rounded grain size prevents the presence of sharp fibres that could puncture the solid drawer bag. The product is dust-treated before packaging to minimise dust formation during use. To apply it, simply sprinkle about 50 g of litter over the waste until completely covered. Store in a cool, dry place.
- Composition: 100% soft wood fibres (Norway spruce and silver fir), biodegradable
- Package capacity: 7 l
- Use: Composting and urine-separating toilets
- Dosage: about 50 g per use, until solids are completely covered
- Treatment: dust-treated before packaging
- Storage: cool, dry place
- EAN: 8059869079216
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