I came home to find that my cat had urinated on my Jennifer Convertibles microfiber couch. I wasn't there to soak up the stain immediately, so I'm afraid the urine soaked and dried all the way into the couch. Any tested and successful remedies to ensure the smell is completely eliminated without ruining the couch? I have used Nature's Miracle Pet Odor Remover in the past, but I don't want to soak the spot if there is a better way to take care of the problem.
Stir gently to dissolve soda; do not store or leave capped or with lid on; mixture will react like the volcanoes you made in science class! Test on fabric first in spot where it won't be seen to make sure fabric is colorfast
Mop up any pee you can first with paper towel or rag. Pour mixture on pee area making sure you also cover several inches around the pee area since the urine will be in areas you can't see as well. pour mixture on area and DO NOT wipe up. Leave it alone! Hard to do, cause you want to mop up excess but leave it because mixture needs to sink into fabric down to where the pee has sunk. My cat peed on my new bed and I used this mixture - had to double it because I didn't find pee til later in day. Took 24 hours to completely dry but to this day ( a year later ) no pee smell.
Hi My name is Paul, Long Beach, Ca. Please response me back asap to see how can I removing from cat's peeing on the lazy chair itself cloth cotton seat. what can I do about it please ? Thank you. My email Greendevery5 AT aol.com Happy Holidays & New Year's 2009.
So far I've had the best luck with Anti-Icky-Poo by MisterMax for removing cat urine smells. First I soak up as much of the urine if its fresh. Then I spray on a generous amount of the Anti-Icky-Poo (even though it says you don't need that much) and let it sit and dry. It takes a while (few days to a week) for it to work and remove all the odor so I usually cover the area with a plastic crate to keep the cats off while it does it's job. If it's on the carpet I usually put enough on to soak the padding underneath then let it dry. This might work on the couch cushion too but since I have a water resistant mattress liner on my futon mattress I never have had to try it.
I have a microfiber couch that my cat has urinated on 3 times while I was asleep. I tried it all vinegar, odoban, febreeze, everything but nothing worked. Then I thought about Dreft the baby laundry detergent it's made to take urine smells out of diapers. It works. Pour a cap full of Dreft in a container and fill the rest up with water about 2 cups of water(I made it strong since cat pee is so darn nasty) and poured it onto the couch so I could be sure to saturate it and then with my upolstery cleaner thing you know the bissel thing I got up as much of the liquid as possible. No more yucky smell and now my couch has that nice baby smell wich is dangerous because now I want another baby. Anywho try that and see if it works.
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Archived on 11/20/2006
I have an olive colored microfiber couch that my cat has peed on. What can I use to clean and remove the smell from the couch cushions?
Cassie from Burlingame, CA
Answers:
RE: Cleaning Cat Pee Off A Couch
I would try undiluted white vinegar-it removed sour baby vomit from my couch and i use it as it absorbs odors after it dries. (10/26/2004)
2 possibilities here - go to local janitorial supply store and ask them for a deoderarizer for pet smells - get empty spray bottle - fill with liquid and spray furniture; or get oxy clean - combine with water put spray bottle and spray furniture. I have 3 cats and these techniques seem to work best. Good luck. (10/26/2004)
By Joanne
RE: Cleaning Cat Pee Off A Couch
I recommend Out for Cat Urine. I bought it in the pet department at Walmart. Keep spraying it until you can't smell the urine anymore. Cat urine is nasty and this works great. Also I think Nature's Miracle (?) works. Might have to buy this in a pet shop. (12/11/2005)
