has anybody ever used pee pads that have baking soda in them for odor
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This is the first time I've used pee pee pads but I don't have an issue with smell with these pads
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The carbon filters that came with my purifiers and the replacement ones I've bought either in a store or from Amazon (couldn't find them in stores anymore!) have been black with specks of white baking soda. The baking soda is for odor absorption and the color should not affect the performance of the actual filter. One unit I have had reviews of smelling like wet diapers; I did notice this when it was new, but less so since replacing the filter. Interesting comment about the newer filters not having baking soda and not neutralizing cooking odors; so far this has not been a problem with my garlic and ginger stir fries, neutralizes the air well. The carbon filters that came with my purifiers and the replacement ones I've bought either in a store or from Amazon (couldn't find them in stores anymore!) have been black with specks of white baking soda. The baking soda is for odor absorption and the color should not affect the performance of the actual filter. One unit I have had reviews of smelling like wet diapers; I did notice this when it was new, but less so since replacing the filter. Interesting comment about the newer filters not having baking soda and not neutralizing cooking odors; so far this has not been a problem with my... » Read More The carbon filters that came with my purifiers and the replacement ones I've bought either in a store or from Amazon (couldn't find them in stores anymore!) have been black with specks of white baking soda. The baking soda is for odor absorption and the color should not affect the performance of the actual filter. One unit I have had reviews of smelling like wet diapers; I did notice this when it was new, but less so since replacing the filter. Interesting comment about the newer filters not having baking soda and not neutralizing cooking odors; so far this has not been a problem with my garlic and ginger stir fries, neutralizes the air well. « Show Less
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I got my puppy started using it by cleaning up a pee puddle with a TINY amount of paper towel, so I could ring it out onto the piddle pad. They got one sniff and started using it then, since they could detect their own pee odor. The Piddle Pad is priceless once they get to using it! Good Luck! :)
2164032
I use Arm & Hammer litter and it always smells like... baking soda. Even my cat has been surprised when I introduced her to new litter.Just a suggestion.
1020585
You might want to check www.churchdwight.com listed on the box for further questions. Personally, I found this superior to simple baking soda by itself. I have a sack of that I don't use anymore. I thought that the added added deodorizer might offend my cat, but that wasn't the case. For me, it adds an extra week to the litter box change. It's manufactured by Arm & Hammer in New Jersey.
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I've used Urine Off after all kinds of products and it's the only thing I've found that takes away the urine smell and stains. It does wonders on removing odor. I have a male Papillon that is a stubborn little guy and wants to mark his territory. He wears a belly band when roaming around the house and Urine Off gets rid of the smell when the bands are laundered which regular detergent never did.
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I keep an old fashion sugar dispenser (Glass with a metal lid. The kind that shakes out sugar) filled with baking soda by the diaper pail. I sprinkle that in between dirty diapers and it really cuts down on the odor.
2235647
I've had trouble with one area in my house with cat urine from a previous tenant. This solution works pretty well. The smell will be gone for quite awhile and most of the time i don't notice it. I do typically go over it, for good measure, even when I cant smell it when I have to clean up one of the dogs messes and have solution left over. I think part of my problem is that the urine got on the tack strips which is why every once in awhile the smell will be noticeable.
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I love this product.It has scent but isn't overpowering .. But there may be additional ingredient because when we ran out one time I tried just using baking soda. Did not at all work , liter really smelled bad. If I try to use liter without using this first also smells bad. Whatever is in this neutralizes urine odor well.
244619
No I have not, but I use it as deodorant, lotion, to take off make-up, you can even mix it with baking soda and a few other ingredients to make toothpaste!!!
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It seems to be to me. I use them in the washing machine. My daughter has an elderly cat that wets the bed frequently and we have to launder it nearly every day. I add the tablet and let it dissolve, add the laundry and let it agitate for a few minutes. Put it on a soak cycle and the odor is gone. Much better than that other stuff that promises a "miracle" that never worked well.
1023905
I'm not qualified to answer that using Nok-Out. We find it to be ineffective no matter where we use it. Try open boxes of baking soda in the fridge.
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No I did not get that smell but you may want to try some baking soda in a bowl and leave it in there for awhile.
1807728
The baking soda acts as a powerful odor neutralizer, but there is also a strong fresh scent added (along the lines of laundry detergent or fabric softener). This combination eliminates the cat urine odor (if the litter box is reasonably maintained, of course).
365028
NO...not @ all....it would block the holes & all of it would go down to the pad that is created for urine only.I would hate to see the mess that it create. Breeze pellets do not soak up the urine or dissolvein anyway, urine just drains to the bottom pad. Feline Pine would dissolve & clog everything." ) Meow
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Yes, unless you use kitty litter to cover the smell. Use small kitchen trash bags, put about half a gallon of kitten litter.... If someone takes a big load off, you can knot the bag and start a new bag on top of that. If you pee and crap without litter, your camper will smell like a dump station.
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I really don't know. I sucked up as much of the urine as possible with a wet vac. Next I cleaned and rinsed taking up as much water as possible. Then I soaked the area. Like magic no more odor. If you don't fully soak the area it won't be as effective. After many years of puppies and later old dogs this is the best product to eliminate odor.