Does anything get rid of the smell of cat pee?
- Thread starter tigger01
- Start date
A mix of whiskey and water sprayed liberaly over the spot and left to dry.
This stuff works!
"Odorcide 2000 Spray is a powerful odour eliminator with active enzymes to eradicate unpleasant airborne smells. The product can be sprayed liberally within the home to freshen surrounding air and make for a more sanitary, fresh fragranced environment. Suitable for spraying onto water-safe fabrics, including upholstery and carpet."
google
I've used this spray for dog and cat urine.
"Odorcide 2000 Spray is a powerful odour eliminator with active enzymes to eradicate unpleasant airborne smells. The product can be sprayed liberally within the home to freshen surrounding air and make for a more sanitary, fresh fragranced environment. Suitable for spraying onto water-safe fabrics, including upholstery and carpet."
I've used this spray for dog and cat urine.
This works really well. You drink the left over whiskey whilst waiting for it to dry. You'll forget it was ever there! 
- Joined
- 15 April 2008
- Messages
- 1,064
This company make fantastic products that work and freshen stinky animal mess
- Joined
- 15 April 2008
- Messages
- 1,064
Easiest and chemical free way is a dry steam cleaner.
- Joined
- 2 May 2007
- Messages
- 1,638
http://www.simplesolution.com/
I think Pets at Home stock it. Never found anything better when I was fostering for CPL, and believe me I tried lots of products.
I think Pets at Home stock it. Never found anything better when I was fostering for CPL, and believe me I tried lots of products.
- Joined
- 13 October 2010
- Messages
- 4,170
biological washing powder.
Put it down in a paste and leave it for half an hour then scrub off. The enzymes in the powder break down the ammonia of the cat pee.
Just make sure you patch test first.
We also use Safe4 as well, but it direct from them. They do a really good Trial Pack.
Put it down in a paste and leave it for half an hour then scrub off. The enzymes in the powder break down the ammonia of the cat pee.
Just make sure you patch test first.
We also use Safe4 as well, but it direct from them. They do a really good Trial Pack.
This works really well. You drink the left over whiskey whilst waiting for it to dry. You'll forget it was ever there!
^^^THIS^^^
When I lived in a block of flats the neighbours cat always peed on my balcony, even though it had a litter box. I tried every cleaning product known to man. I was talking about it with a lady at work and she suggested a strong solution of washing powder but stressed it has to be biological.
It worked a treat
When I lived in a block of flats the neighbours cat always peed on my balcony, even though it had a litter box. I tried every cleaning product known to man. I was talking about it with a lady at work and she suggested a strong solution of washing powder but stressed it has to be biological.
It worked a treat
white vinegar
http://www.petsathome.com/shop/stai...pray-with-byotrol-500ml-by-pets-at-home-30212
I`ve used this for cat and dog pee
I`ve used this for cat and dog pee
- Joined
- 5 April 2010
- Messages
- 13,533
Malt vinegar
Ditto bicarbonate of soda. It's cheap and it works! Few weeks ago parents went to get a load of raw chicken wings, and some of the "juices" leaked out of the box and soaked onto their car boot carpet, the smell was rancid!!! Tried scrubbing with hot soapy water, vinegar, strong smelling dettol, about 3 magic trees, none of which worked. Someone said about bicarbonate of soda, so I sprinkled a whole tub in the boot, used a dustpan brush to brush it all in, left it for a day then vacuumed it out.........smell gone!
Much to everyone's delight, that smell was vile!!!!
Much to everyone's delight, that smell was vile!!!!