HaHa, I too have used everything as [MENTION=34523]AnnikasMommy[/MENTION] stated.
I heavily rely on pads that are just a smaller version of my cage liner. I made them in different size to accommodate the frequently used area, litter box and hay box.
My cage liner consists of either uhaul or towels sandwich and sew between the fleeces. Under the liner is another fitted uhaul or towels. These rarely gets soiled. On top of this I use the pads and it is so quick to change out twice daily... Remove, shake, replace. I have coropast box/hay box constructed so that I can place hay that they rumble/lay/play and eat in. They love this area and I enjoy seeing them rumble in it, but I have high allergies and one is to their pee. These boxes have the pellets and petco crumbles newspaper on the bottom that gets changed once a month, but will last two, two layer of newspaper to protect it from adhering to the fleece. Then of course the fleece pad. Twice daily doing main feeding times I remove, shake and replace. No smell even though there is newspaper, raisins and pee collected there in a heavy volume. Their litter box consists of the pellets and Petco crumbles so there is no smell there either. I place the crumbles on top of the pellet when I change out just because I want comfort to their feet. Thin layer of fleece that get the stuff underneath adhere to it, ew! I place a pad under the box and it extends in front of the box to catch fallen raisin and pellets. Again pick up, shake and replace. Thank goodness this box last a week or more with no smell. I have seven darling and four cages and no smell and except for heavy clean day takes less than twenty to clean. I am loving it.
Hopefully I will learn how to add pics to make the whole thing clearer.