It's quite possible that the people who lived there before you owned a cat, therefore having a litterbox, and the smell could have gone into the carpet and any soft surfaces that have remained in the apartment. It is also possible that what you are smelling is not a litter box, and instead a mix of odd materials combined together to create that scent.
No, the smell of cat litter cannot cause a miscarriage.
if you can smell the litter box in the regular spot then no she/he wont know, but if you can smell the litter box in the new place then yes she/he will know
yes it can. if the smell gets any stronger than throw away the dirty kitty litter before it kills somebody.
Stanleys apartment smell of burning rubber and foot odor becausehis dad is trying to envent something
They do stink (if you don't clean them). Especially covered litter boxes tend to stink less as the odor gets trapped inside. There are also self cleaning litter boxes, they tend to stink less as they automatically clean the litter after 20 seconds. The details of the litter boxes and a guide on how to maintain them are here: catlitterboxguide.com/3-best-litter-boxes-for-your-cat/
The foul smell of rotting garbage made the room reek of decay.
How do you neutralize a strong potpourri smell? There is one in my apartment building, near my window, that makes me gag.
Check with the neighbors
Cats make great pets for an apartment. They are not hard to take care of and they defecate as much as other animals need to. Like humans, they may typically have 1-2 bowel movements a day. Cats are not difficult to raise in an apartment if they're given the proper conditions. Feces odor will vary based on two factors: your choice in cat food and the cleanliness of the litter box. You can use tissue or a scoop to remove any feces and flush it down a toilet. However, you should still change the litter every week or two to remove the ammonia smell from the urine. A cat with proper conditions and care can live a long, happy life in a studio apartment.
No, she will eat them. Even if her own litter is 'tainted' with another scent this may happen, such as not covering your own scent with the smell of the bedding\ substrate before handling the young litter.
Cats have very little odor. The litter box keeps the odor.
You can put cat litter in the litter box and allow your cat(s) and/or kitten(s) to use the litter box as their own personal toilet. Just don't forget to change the litter frequently or it will start to smell!