PETKIT N60 مزيل روائح الحيوانات: أين تضعه في المنزل
By PETKIT | Auto Litter Box, Smart Feeder, Water Fountain | Published: 2026-10-16
Category: أدلة إرشادية
Place the PETKIT N60 Pet Odor Eliminator under the litter box trunk lid or near the box, not across the room. This guide explains where it works best at home.
Quick answer
Place the PETKIT N60 Pet Odor Eliminator at the source of the smell—inside or directly beside the litter box, not across the room. For most homes, the best spot is under the litter box trunk lid, where the N60 is designed to sit. If your box has no lid, place the N60 on the floor within a few inches of the box, out of your cat's digging zone.
Why placement matters more than you think
Odor molecules from cat waste are heaviest at the source—inside the box and in the immediate air around it. An odor eliminator placed across the room has to compete with the whole room's air volume before it reaches the smell. Placing it at the box means it works where the concentration is highest, so you notice the difference faster.
The PETKIT N60 Pet Odor Eliminator is a solid product designed to sit beneath the litter box trunk lid. That location is not accidental: it puts the eliminator in the trapped air pocket where waste odors collect. If you move it to a shelf or windowsill, you are asking it to treat the room instead of the source.
How to choose the exact spot for your setup
Start by looking at your litter box. If it has a hood or trunk lid, the N60 goes under that lid—this is the intended position. If your box is open-top, place the N60 on the floor right next to the box, ideally on the side your cat does not use to enter and exit. That keeps it out of the digging spray zone while still sitting in the odor plume.
In apartments, avoid placing the N60 in a closet or bathroom corner with no airflow. Odor eliminators work best when air can move past them. A spot beside the box in an open room beats a sealed cabinet every time. If the box is in a small bathroom, leave the door cracked or run the exhaust fan for a few minutes after scooping.
What not to do with the N60
Do not bury the N60 in litter or place it where it gets wet. It is a solid eliminator, not a litter additive, and moisture can reduce its effectiveness. Do not put it on top of the litter box lid either—that puts it above the odor source instead of in it. And do not expect it to replace daily scooping; the N60 manages smell, it does not remove waste.
When to reposition or replace
If you still smell the box after a day or two, check placement first before assuming the N60 is used up. Common fixes: move it closer to the box, remove any lid that blocks air exchange, or add a second unit for a large box. If the smell returns quickly after scooping and the N60 has been in place for a while, it may be time to replace it. For multi-cat homes, one N60 per box is a reasonable starting point.
Step-by-step N60 placement
- 1. Identify your litter box type: Check whether your box has a hood or trunk lid. If yes, the N60 goes under that lid. If no, plan to place it on the floor beside the box. Checkpoint: you should know exactly where the N60 will sit before you open the package.
- 2. Place the N60 at the source: Put the N60 under the trunk lid or directly beside the box, within a few inches of the opening. This is the pet odor eliminator placement that works best because it treats the air where waste odors are strongest. Common mistake: placing it across the room or on a shelf, which dilutes its effect.
- 3. Keep it dry and out of the digging zone: Do not bury the N60 in litter or place it where urine can reach it. If it is beside an open box, choose the side your cat does not use to enter, so it stays clean. Checkpoint: the N60 should be dry and undisturbed after your cat uses the box.
- 4. Allow airflow around the N60: Avoid sealed cabinets or tight corners. In apartments, a spot with mild air movement helps the eliminator reach more odor molecules. If the box is in a small bathroom, crack the door or run the fan briefly after scooping. Common mistake: shutting the N60 in a closed closet, which traps odor instead of reducing it.
- 5. Test for 24–48 hours and adjust: After a day or two, notice whether the litter box odor is reduced. If not, move the N60 closer to the box, remove any lid that blocks air exchange, or add a second unit for a large or heavily used box. Next step: if odor returns quickly after scooping and the N60 has been in place for a while, replace it. For multi-cat homes, start with one N60 per box.
Product facts
- Pet Odor Eliminator N60: The PETKIT N60 Pet Odor Eliminator is solid and located beneath the trunk lid. It can be added to purify unpleasant smells of cat wastes. This tells you the intended placement: under the litter box trunk lid, at the source of the odor. If your box has no lid, you will need to adapt the placement to the floor beside the box.
