Wheat Poof collecter wipes

For our November trial from Chewy.com there weren't any foods that LL thought that I would like so she opted for something different. For some reason, LL thought that getting more cat wipes would be something that I might enjoy since I don't like baths.  I say, "again", because she has tried another kind on me before and it went about the same as it did this time.

We recieved these Furminator Shed Control Cloths for a test run.  I am a prolific shedder, in fact there is a name for what I let fall off.  Wheat Poofs!  LL often has to go around with the sweepy broom to collect the Wheat Poofs and then she releases them back out into the wild when she goes to shake the dust mop outside. My soft white fur falls out all over the floor, the couch, the clothes, the rugs, the everything in the house.  I guess it was a noble thought that if she wiped me with these cloths that some of the fur would be collected on the cloth versus the other stuff in the house.

The cloths themselves are like thick, wet fabric softener sheets.  They are really thick feeling.  They smell nice, at least for people they do.  For cats, they smell like bad stink.

 Here she is, wiping me.  It didn't last long before I got up and ran away.  I'm not cooperative for brushing, wiping, grooming by people in much of any way. 

 Why do humans think that they need to clean the cat? The cat can clean himself quite efficiently, in fact betterly.  Now I have to wash all of that wet smellyness off of myself.

The Wheat Poof collector wipes were a nice thought, but I am easily annoyed by such things and wouldn't let LL wipe me for very long.  I suppose if someone with a cooperative kitty purchased them, they would likely work very well.  Not so for this guy.

I received this item free of charge from Chewy.com in exchange for my honest review.