Dealing with cat poo in the lawn

[footprints]

You would need to attach it to your outside tap all year 24/7 . Hozelock are not that reliable and in the winter it will freeze.

 

[StephenStephen]

My mate had that problem years ago and read that if you had the smell of a bigger cat in your garden it would keep others away. I’m not lying or joking but he went over the travelling circus that was on Wanstead flats and literally filled the back of his Mk1 Escort estate with lion s hit to spread on his garden. He didn’t even bag it or lay a tarpaulin down and it got between the seats and everywhere in the car. You could smell his back garden from outside the front of his terraced house. His wife went mad (ape s hit?) and it still didn’t keep the cats away!

If I remember correctly, you can buy bags of lion **** from garden centres for exactly this purpose

 

[spader]

You would need to attach it to your outside tap all year 24/7 . Hozelock are not that reliable and in the winter it will freeze.

Yes, these are other points I worried about, hence dropped idea.

 

[JBR]

You would need to attach it to your outside tap all year 24/7 . Hozelock are not that reliable and in the winter it will freeze.

Yes, you need to drain then down in freezing weather.
Apart from that I can assure you that they do work if positioned and directed properly.