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How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 07:07
by Bender
Talk about technical overkill - this guy has come up with a way to make sure the cat doesn't jump onto the kitchen bench when nobody's looking. The solution involves a networked camera, a computer, home automation, a strobe and a blender. Here's a
link showing the result. Very effective!
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 07:35
by Fat Bob
Just think, if you'd invented that it could be called "Bender's Blender Defender".
Quality!
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 08:19
by Kooky
I might have to try that.
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 09:04
by Lili Von Shtupp
The fat one can
move!
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 09:51
by Fyn
We need to try that.
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 10:21
by Pinklepurr
I presume it has taken him 3 months to perfect his little gadget, either that or it doesn't really work. Some of the videos are dated July 08 and the others are October 08.
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 10:44
by BFG
If you use a hide and a 12-bore, you only have to do it once...
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 10:51
by sj23
Or you could simply keep the kitchen door shut ...
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 10:53
by Kooky
Cats do not allow closed doors.
(Not that my kitchen has a door. It's in the lounge.)
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 11:03
by canuck
a cheaper and low tech solution is to lay tinfoil on the counter top, same sort of effect, scares the crap out of them as it makes a lot of noise and is not a stable surface. Works best on soft surfaces (like laundry) but counters should be as effective..
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 11:04
by Kooky
Tried foil when Bo and Han were small and liked to climb up the kitchen drawer handles. They took it off.
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 20th Oct, '08, 13:11
by slinky
That fat black one looks just like a cat I used to have. Would have
loved to have tried that on the cat we had before moving here
Re: How to keep your cat off the kitchen bench
Posted: 21st Oct, '08, 00:12
by Lichtgestalt
I already have a wireless webcam... and a nasty cat... the question is if the cat doesn't get used to it