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Removing Urine Smell From Ocedar Mops?

I adopted 2 Shih Tzus (ages 11 yrs and 12 yrs) a few months ago and they lived in a kennel - never housebroken! I use Ocedar mops and they retain the urine odor and stain. Like most things, they are getting more expensive and I would like to be able to remove the stain and especially the odor from them.

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Bleach is too strong and ruins the mop. Thanks for any advice.

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By Fe Evangelio (Guest Post)
May 20, 20081 found this helpful

You may use vinegar then wash-off with soapy water.

 
By guest (Guest Post)
May 21, 20082 found this helpful

Try vinegar, it does a great job of removing urine smell from most anything. I use it on kid bedding along with dog mess wash.

 
By Milenda (Guest Post)
May 24, 20081 found this helpful

I would use hydrogen Peroxide. I had 2 children with wetting problems and memory foam bed covers! The best thing in the world I found to clean the foam was to soak them thoroughly and completely with peroxide (2-1$ bottles at the Dollar store) put outside or in bathtub to dry... No bad smell, it cleans them thoroughly and no worry about the animals.

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I hope this helps. It saved the 50$ cover when children refused to tell us they wet and had taken the cover off the foam pad and were sleeping on it directly!

 
May 31, 20081 found this helpful

Thanks so much for the advice. Have been using Peroxide one week, then Vinegar the next. Odor is 95% gone, and for that, I'm very grateful. Again, thanks to everyone who replied.

 
 
January 5, 20230 found this helpful

I hope by now the smell is gone. I appreciate your post and everyone's reply. My partner forgot to dump the mop bucket and we have 2 small dogs and the younger one is not fully housebroken and the mop head and bucket smell like bad dog pee and I didn't know what to do and due to finances I can't get a new mop or bucket right now.

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I washed the mop heads with vinegar and have the mop bucket soaking in hot water and vinegar and I'll do a few times Hopefully it helps. I will also try peroxide too. Thank you everyone:)

 

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