If you want to attract cats (without food) you can either make the bed or bring in laundry, fresh from the dryer. Sometimes I fold the stuff that they are not lying on and then leave the rest for them to enjoy, at least until they get bored with it and leave.
I know it is hard to believe but I do take pictures that don’t include cats. I believe you might enjoy seeing some of my photographs so I started a photo blog at charleshuss.wordress.com. I would like it if you follow me there too, that way my pictures won’t be floating through cyberspace, lonely and unseen.
Don’t forget it’s calendar time. If you need one, check out my cat calendars here.
Bad Cat Chris 
Cody is a strange cat. He NEVER, EVER goes on our bed (unless he is waking us up, and he IS allowed there!) and he never goes to the laundry. I think he doesn’t know how to be a CAT! MOL!!!
Our cats have certain common behavior that I think might be learned from each other.
We never get to lie on top of the laundry – your cats are lucky!
Bummer. Must be somebody folds it too quick.
The mom never lets us lay on the clean clothes from the dryer. Something about not wanting her clean clothes all furred up again. Phooey!
I try to remove the important clothes first. If they end p sleeping on my underwear, it’s not the end of the world.
I used to do that too until someone yacked on my laundry.
Yuck. Good point.
I always wondered about the laundry attraction thing……When it’s laundry yet to be washed, I’m sure the variety of smells attracts them and when it’s laundry just out of the dryer it’s warm and cozy. Laundry is a two-edged sword. LOL
Hugs, Pam and Teddy
They especially love the warm feeling, I think, although I folded a couple of Rose’s shirts and left them on the bed for her yesterday. Later, when they were cool, Floki was lying on them depositing cat hair.