W hat is the difference between bissell pet urine eliminator and bissell pet stain and odor remover. Don"t they work the same?
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They are different pets can smell, throw up, etc but urine is different. However, that being said, The urine products do not really work. I got a rescue dog that was never potty trained properly and even with potty pads and frequent outings, she has accidents. Nothing has gotten rid of tbe urine odor.
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We have many customers who have successfully removed old stains and odor from hardwood floors. Our pet odor and stain eliminator is of the highest quality you can find. Our product also comes with a money-back guarantee if it doesn't deliver results.
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for urine smell, this one will work the best: Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover Gallon (512504) good luck!
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Having used both, I believe that it is the same solution and the scent is so light that unless you have your nose so close, you cannot detect it. I love it! I have used this for years and think I shall continue for as long as I have felines and those impenetrable stains that come from where? Not just feline, I might add! This is the best item I have purchased in the last twenty years! I am only surprised that many vests have no knowledge of this solution. I hope this helps.
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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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CINDY:there is an indication on the amazon site that there is but in comparing that attachment product to the product itself i saw no way that particular attachment (which was for use directly on your pet) could possibly attach to the Bissell Pet Eraser Vac. I would sure like one. If YOU find one, let me know.chezlouise
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I don't know why you would want to use it on pet stains? It's made for killing weeds. I would stick with Bissell or some other name brand dog/cat stain remover.
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KENNEL Odor Eliminator - Eliminates Odors does not mask them, Use on Cages, Runs, Tables, Walls and other large areas... back label directions say nothing about Carpet, TRY Contacting www.thornell.com they are the manufacturer. I can honestly say this is the greatest product for ELIMINATING urine smell.....
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Not sure about the difference between the two, but ours works VERY well on pet hair on the carpet and tile. Refreshing to have an inexpensive vacuum that does it all.
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Great question, Mark. This formula is designed to be used in our portable deep cleaning machines. If you are looking for a good pretreat check out the BISSELL Pet Stain & Odor Pretreat for Carpet & Upholstery, 22 ounces, 0790A
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I didn't notice a difference at all. I tried a product that I do like. Found it at wal-mart, called urine gone. Has a nice soft scent & seems to work better than anything I have tried so far. Natural enzymes & only about 6.00 a bottle.
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With this formula we only recommend using it in our compact units such as the SpotBot or SpotClean. For our full size machines check out our Pet Stain & Odor for full size units which does a great job cleaning pet messes! http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-Machine-Formula-ounces-99K5A/dp/B002XTGEOM
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I do not know. But you could try on a small spot where no one will see. It did not change the color of my rugs, and it removed the smell!imwas truly amazed how good it works. I too had to remove all the products that I first put on. But then the smell went away! You can put your nose right into it after it drys. No pee smell. :)
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Hi there! I have two dogs, 14 months and 3 months old...and I had a bissell steampro for a while, and it just didn't have very good suction, it seemed to dump the water on the carpet, but not suck it out as well. I just this weekend bought a Hoover Dual V Steam cleaner, and it is TO DIE FOR! I just love it! You can rinse your carpets after you are done shampooing, and when my furry little friend who isn't totally potty trained yet has an accident, I can suck the pee-pee right up first, and then add soap and water to flush it out! It's fantastic! I won't ever go back to the bissell, I love my Hoover Dual V! Right where they come in from the backyard there is always a black mark from dirty paws and dirty hubbie's feet, and it got that awful stain out which was there for a long time...I would definitely recommend it to your for your pets.
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As far as I know, they are essentially the same product, just marketed differently. I buy whichever is on special and they seem equally effective. Some folks use the diffusers on timers, but I plug mine in only at stressful times, such as when company or repairmen are coming. The 2 diffusers that don't impress me are "Pet Ease" (which I believe to be essential oils rather than pheromones) and Nutri-Vet, which has a pungent odor.
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In my opinion... the Rug Doctor. I previously owned a Bissel upright unit...the trigger (which when pulled releases the soap onto the carpet) never worked properly. Bissel units are entirely plastic. I didn't care for it because it didn't perform. This small hand held Rug Doctor performs very well...BUT again it is a spot cleaner. Hope this helps
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Of course it depends on the kind of stain you have and how you treat the stain, and work on it. I have pet stains. I use a solution of oxyclean and water that I make myself. I put in a spray bottle and treat the stain first. Then suck up the water with the bissell. I then pour water with a drop of dawn dishwashing liquid in it, on the spot and scrub with a scrub brush. I then use the bissell to suck up the water. It works perfect for my type of stain.