Cleaning Animal Urine

RE: Cleaning Animal Urine Post By Brigid (Guest Post) (12/13/2007) My daughters cat urinated on her marble fireplace slab. She poured hydrogen peroxide on the damaged areas.Let liguid seep into marble until areas are like it was never damaged. It worked for us, Give it a try. Good Luck. RE: Cleaning Animal Urine Post by BABBIE (80) | (06/19/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact X-O ODOR NEUTRALIZER CALIFORNIA VETERINARY SUPPLY www.calvetsupply.com 1800-366-3047 I have cats but I'm down to only 2, I found X-0 about 25 years ago it works, it is a bit pricey but it will last a long time, the directions on the bottle says to mix it 50/50 with water but I put 1 oz per cup of water and This works just fine. I had a friend borrowed my spray bottle because someone threw a dead cat in the church dumpster in the summer, she sprayed the dumpster, it totally eliminated the odor, the dumpster wasn't picked up for 4 days after she did not have to spray again. Both my mail and female have a tendency to spray, if I catch them at it I can spray immediately (Because I know where they sprayed) there is no odor. Since Im not always sure where they sprayed I mist everything from my knees down every now and then and I have no smell, I even spray outside. RE: Cleaning Animal Urine Post By Zee (Guest Post) (06/01/2007) I just bought a house and once moved in, I realized the carpet on my stairs smells of dog urine. How do I know it was a dog? I talked to my neighbours. What is the most effective way of neutrulizing the odor without removing the carpet? RE: Cleaning Animal Urine Post by harlow1 (1) | (03/08/2007) Profile | Contact Hi was reading about you and your Pug dilemma...what happened to the cushions? I have 2 male Pugs and we just moved into a new house (previously owned by cats, I think) and they have taken to marking everywhere! Got any tips? RE: Cleaning Animal Urine Post By w (Guest Post) (02/07/2007) I have a 100% wool rug. My dog peed on it this morning. It was semi-dry by the time it was noticed and I cleaned it with hot boiling water and spot shot - which is how I always clean my carpet but I guess it was the worst thing I could have done to a wool rug. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks W RE: Cleaning Animal Urine Post by gator10tx (50) | (08/22/2006) Profile | Contact The thicker your cushions are, the longer it will take them to dry. Are you able to let them sit outdoors? What I do is set them out on a chaise lounge and let them dry by solar power; keep an eye on it turning the cushion every 20-30 min; if i'm concerned the sun will bleach out its color, then I place a light cloth atop the cushion/pillow to shield it. The sun will also sanitize it. If you can't dry them outdoors, use a clothes dryer on it's lowest setting for longer than you'd normally dry things; only time and experience will teach you how long to keep them in there. Start w/ 10 min. then check on it in intervals until its dry. Years ago, my ferrel cat peed on the sofa (he must have thought he was hiding it, ha ha). Onto the sofa mattress was poured a whole bottle of pet odor erasure b/c it was a big 'n deep deposit. Without solar power it took weeks for it to dry... in the mean time we sat on other things. THEN, a plastic mattress-like cover was placed over the couch then a washable cover was placed atop this so any future 'spills' would create less damage :o) RE: Cleaning Animal Urine Post by Sag48602 (1) | (01/04/2006) Contact I had a Pug who jus peed on my soaf and I took the cushions and soaked them to get them clean. Now its been 5 days and I cant get them dried. How do I get my cushions dried? Please Help.