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Removing Dog Urine from Cement

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Date: 06/08/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Advice | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I remove dog urine from cement?

By jeanne from NJ

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By merlene (146) Profile Contact
Did anyone try vinegar? I know that it neutralizes ammonia which is what the smell comes from in urine. Good luck

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By Monique63 (131) Profile Blog! Contact
Try a can of full on sugary Coca-Cola. Sounds odd but it does remove blood and egg from concrete so I am hoping urine would be a breeze for it. Leave it on the stain a while then rinse off with clean water.
Please let us know how you get on, I will cross my fingers for you!

Best wishes
Monique :)

RE: Removing Dog Urine from Cement

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By themuffster (70) Profile Contact
I am sorry to say that I have tried everything. I do mean just about everything and nothing has worked. I have even poured undiluted pine sol on my breezeway cement and nothing has worked. I haven't tried any of these advertised products at the side of the page. Good luck. I will be watching for a solution too!

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By Glenn'sMom (933) Profile Blog! Contact
Just wet it down with a hose and scrub like you would anything else. I'd use a long handled brush and a good cleanser, even laundry soap would work.

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