Getting Rid of Mouse Pee Smell Under Kitchen Cabinet?

I get mice once in a while and now I have a pee smell under my kitchen counter. How do I make the smell go away in a hard to reach place?

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Judy
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April 17, 20180 found this helpful

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Use a product called Natures Miracle. It dissolves urine crystals. You can get it in pet stores or on Amazon

November 2, 20180 found this helpful

What if you can smell the urine in the walls. I am fearful that they have urinated in the insulation in the smell won't go away even though they have

cybergrannie
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April 19, 20180 found this helpful

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I believe mouse pee is akin to cat or dog pee and the smell/residue cannot be cleaned way with any regular/ordinary cleaner.

Smells for these "creatures" leavings can usually only be removed with an enzyme cleaner (such as Judy mentioned "Nature's Miracle") but how you use it is also important.

You mentioned "hard to reach place" so that will take a little more than just spraying or wiping down.
Enzyme cleaners only work if the entire area is wet so if you spray the area, you will have to "overload" it and leave wet for 15 minutes.
(Dousing, pouring, and soaking are required when cleaning up animal urine.)
You may have to find a dish mop or small brush to try and reach as much area as possible. If one of those are not available, try wrapping a longer cloth around a screw driver or long stick (hold on to it at end) to mop the area. (Scrubbing is not necessary.)
Mainly you just want the area to be wet and wiped if possible.
Do not wash with anything else (even water) - the enzyme cleaner HAS to air dry or it will not work properly.
Enzyme cleaners are good to have and can be found in all Walmart type stores (look in laundry spot cleaner section) as well as on line.
But - just in case you wish to make your own: