Looks like tinfoil might be permanent. Unless..like you say, she doesn't
like peeing in the rain.  Kitty FC doesn't.  I have seen her creep into my
log store in the house for a secret wee when it's been raining hard,
sometimes she disappears behind the woodburner to do the same.  If I notice
her doing it, I tell her off and she will then go outside, claiming she
never even thought about weeing in the house and what was I talking about?
As if she might do such a thing!!

I forgive her because she's old.
Boyfriend would never dream about weeing in the house, no matter how hard it
might be raining. He has 12 hours at least bladder control.
Give FSP another chance when the weather is better. Just my advice, and see
how it goes.

Tweed

Oh, no!!! Maybe her smile was communicating something like, "Thanks mom,
for getting rid of that nasty foil stuff sitting over my peeing spot!"

I wonder if you have to combine the tin foil deterrent with a good cleaning
with an enzyme, to get rid of the pee smell on the *cat's* level. (You might
not be able to smell it anymore, but perhaps she can.)

Joyce

Bev, I must have missed something in tis tinfoil saga. What ever
happened to kitty litter, whose purpose every cat I ever had seemed to
understand jes fine?

OT, but my lady has a mini Schnauzer who is indiscriminate if he
doesn't get out. She's considered the doggy litter box we've seen
advertised, tho  that concept is foreign to me. She's had some success
with these pee-pads, or whatever they're called.

Aw shucks. Now we get cold and you get summer:(

Brad