How do you get rid of the bleach smell and all of the liquid out of a plastic spray bottle meant for cat training?
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You could use a product called Nok-Out. It removes all odors. You can get it on Amazon.
I am not clear on your question, so if my answer isn't clear, I apologize for not understanding.
Is the product used for cat training something with bleach in it? If it is, I would not use anything with bleach in it to train any animal...that could be deadly.
If bleach accidentally got into the bottle that is used for cat training (meaning you use a spray bottle and spray water at them to train), I would toss it and start over.
Animals are very sensitive and bleach could burn an animal's eyes, mouth, skin. I would be nervous that the residue would never completely come out and would always leach some into the training water.
I am sorry, but to me this is a safety first thing. Toss it and start over!!! Our dollar store has great spray bottles for $1.00 (sometimes 2 for $1.00) so get rid of the tainted one and get a fresh one today!!
I would suggest letting the spray bottle soak in vinegar overnight and find another use for it other than using it anywhere near a pet.
Spray bottles are inexpensive and maybe a new one would be a better choice.
Sometimes just a rolled up newspaper slapped on your hand can help with trying to teach a cat to not go someplace they should not be.
I would probably not keep a plastic bottle that was previously bleach if not needed.
I think I would try to pour straight vinegar into it to neutralize the base that creates the smell. Vinegar in general is a good way to get rid of odours generally.
I have never tried to reuse a bleach bottle because safety but for the use you suggest it would probably be OK
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