Cat Pee or Spray on Suede

dog pee on suede couch Post By karen (Guest Post) (09/19/2008) So we used this stuff called Natures Miracle Stain and Odor Remover to get the pee stain out of the suede couch. It worked great and there is no smell or stain. We sprayed it, let it sit for 5 minutes, took a kitchen sponge and rubbed and blotted it, then took paper towels and soaked it up the best we could, then took a hair dryer to it and it was a good as new. You may want to repeat this process to ensure success. Report Spam or Abuse Cat Pee or Spray on Suede Post By Katie (Guest Post) (12/06/2007) My cat has peed in the corner of the seat of my suede chair, it is a very expensive piece of furniture and I don't want to throw it away. Can anyone help? Report Spam or Abuse ruined air jordans Post By jon (Guest Post) (05/13/2006) i accidentally let my air jordan xiv get wet (it was suede ) and niw it looks like leather and i want to return it to its natural beauty but i think i can only do that by putting actual suede back on it does any 1 know where i can find a can or something thanks Editor's note: Probably the nap on the suede is pushed down. Get a suede brush. They are little brushes with metal bristles and brush it with that. If you just got it wet, this should bring the nap back up. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cat Pee or Spray on Suede Post By New cat owner (Guest Post) (02/26/2006) My cat went pee on my new suede couches.. what do I do to the cushion she wet? I just got her 2 days ago!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cat Pee or Spray on Suede Post By MaTwang (Guest Post) (02/03/2006) Get the original Nature's Miracle in the red and white bottle. Spray well, then let it dry completely. The smell will not be removed until the item dries. Repeat until the odor is gone. Now whether your suede can handle water, that's another issue, but Nature's Miracle really does work when it comes to neutralizing urine odors because it breaks down the bacteria with enzymes. Good luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cat Pee or Spray on Suede Post by the Oracle (419) | (01/10/2006) Profile | Contact Actually, you may also need a suede cleaner. How do you clean those costly boots? With UGG Cleaner& Conditioner. A couple of ideas from UGG: Moisten entire surface with clean, cold water. Apply dilulted cleaner with a sponge, rubbing gently all over. Don't rub delicate suede harshly. Rinse with clean, cold water. Stuff gently with paper to hold shape. Dry slowly, not with heat or sunlight. When dry, brush with a suede brush in only one direction. Treat with UGG Water & Stain Repellent. O. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cat Pee or Spray on Suede Post By Robin (Guest Post) (01/10/2006) I used to work for a dry cleaning company and the rule of thumb is that you need to dispose of anything that a cat has urinated on. Cat pee is one thing that you will never be able to do away with completely. The smell will always be there, no matter how it is cleaned or how many times you try. The commercial stuff bought from pet stores and such to try to get pet stains and smells out simply do not work on cat urine. I would advise tnat you not waste your money on any of them. Sorry for the bad news! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cat Pee or Spray on Suede Post By H (Guest Post) (01/10/2006) Thank you, I'll try both! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cat Pee on Suede Post By rob (Guest Post) (11/11/2005) Nature's miracle is the enzyme stuff, available at Petsmart. Works wonders on carpet/upholstry. Suede may be permanently spotted by liquid already though. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cat Pee on Suede Post By KJ (Guest Post) (02/24/2005) A few things you can try.: 1. White vinegar. But try it on a section of the boot that won't show much to ensure it doesn't damage the suede. White vinegar takes out ALOT of feline urine odor on most anything (carpet, clothing, etc.) 2. There is another product in pet stores that you can get that "eliminates" the enzyme that causes the odor/stain. Check with your local pet store for the name (I can't remember). Report Spam or Abuse Archived Request: Cat Pee on Suede Post by ThriftyFun (3739) | (02/24/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact My cat peed on my new suede boots and I have no idea how to remove the stain/odor. Help! Mandy Moo Report Spam or Abuse