Does it work on drywall & wood trim? In a closet where tenants kept their litter box, I replaced the floor & subfloor, but the walls smell awful!
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Sorry I have only used on carpet and hardwood. The accidents my dogs have are found fairly quickly so I do not have a problem with odor.
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I am sorry. I did not use this product on my drywall or wood trim. I recommend using a cleaning product that is specific for wood trim and drywall to avoid additonal damage to your walls.
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Can't say, I tried it on a leather chair we bought second hand and it didn't kill the odor on upholstery
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It will help a lot. Nothing gets rid of that odor completely especially in an enclosed space.
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In my experience Standard wood pellets don't absorb liquid very well or neutralize odors efficiently. Pellets are fine if you use more and are prepared to change the litter every day. I might go back if I had a cheap enough source.
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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 have used it on the concrete subflooring of the bottom floor of my house as well as the concrete flooring in the garage. I have been totally impressed at how well the odor is removed. Takes a few applications, but has worked well for me on many occasions.
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Yes! I clean my refinished 50+ year-old wood floors with a Odoban solution and a sponge mop. It may not eliminate the odor the first swipe but keep on using Odoban and the smell will fade away.
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The odor has cut down a lot, and now that I also sprinkle Tidy Cats litter box deodorizer on top of the litter there is no smell at all unless it's an especially stinky one. I also like the looks of this "washroom" and my cat was easy to train to use it. I showed it to him, then left the door open for a week or two and he was ok with it.
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I've used this only in open rooms, but I have found that in areas with a high degree of odor, the product crystalizes and stops workig fairly quickly. If you put inacloset, be sure to check it often - at least weekly - and replenish/replace as needed. My gut feel is that it would great in a closet as it soaks up odors without replacing them with its own. I would definnitely give it a shot.
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Honestly, I got it to remove allergens. I have a cat too and have noticed a less musty smell. The unit is located about 10 feet from the litter box.
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I didn't have much luck with this product... and I don't care for the smell of the product itself. I had better luck with the OUT! products and they have one specifically for hardwood. Good Luck!
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I don't know, but it is amazing in regular litter boxes. No more smell and no more dust.
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I use it on cat urine and it does work on the smell for that. I assume it would work for old smells but I really don't know.
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It will not protect the floor. I'm trying to decide if I should send mine back, because it works well for catching the litter, but my cat has decided to use his box for pooping only, and has been peeing on the mat. I've tried cleaning it, even spraying it down with vinegar, because vinegar is supposed to be an odor eliminator, but it's not helping. I have afolded towel under the mat for now, so that my wood floor doesn't get ruined. Not happy at all.
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I sure would give it a try. It works for me. Keeps the cat boxes smelling nice and not naughty! And that's not an easy thing to make happen!
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It should act odorlessly. It is a filter. As to whether it will remove air freshener odor and incense odor. You need to not use those products anymore. If you no longer use the air freshener and the incense this has a chance of removing the odor. I have burned food on occasion and this will remove the smell after running it on high speed. Of course if I burn a meal again the burnt smell will come back. Also if you change or wash your curtains it may help.
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My experience has been completely different. I use the pellets on other smells because works so well. When our cats both elected to use a houseplant instead of the litter box I put a layer of pellets in the pot. The smell was gone. (side benefit was the cats both switched back to the litter box) I even put a layer of the pellets in the litter at the bottom of our cage for our three rats and it cut the urine smell considerably. A friend even asked if we had gotten rid of the rats because she didn't smell them any more. There's also a spray called Nature's Miracle. We use it for all the animals and it's great. For the poop smell we keep a covered trash can next to the box. Hope it helps. My experience has been completely different. I use the pellets on other smells because works so well. When our cats both elected to use a houseplant instead of the litter box I put a layer of pellets in the pot. The smell was gone. (side benefit was the cats both switched back to the litter box) I even put a layer of the pellets in the litter at the bottom of our cage for our three rats and it cut the urine smell considerably. A friend even asked if we had gotten rid of the rats because she didn't smell them any more. There's also a spray called Nature's Miracle. We use it for all the... » Read More My experience has been completely different. I use the pellets on other smells because works so well. When our cats both elected to use a houseplant instead of the litter box I put a layer of pellets in the pot. The smell was gone. (side benefit was the cats both switched back to the litter box) I even put a layer of the pellets in the litter at the bottom of our cage for our three rats and it cut the urine smell considerably. A friend even asked if we had gotten rid of the rats because she didn't smell them any more. There's also a spray called Nature's Miracle. We use it for all the animals and it's great. For the poop smell we keep a covered trash can next to the box. Hope it helps. « Show Less
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To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a deterrent, only problem is I have a dog and he is a hound and likes to sniff..lol.Good Luck with your plight! Beverley To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a... » Read More To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a deterrent, only problem is I have a dog and he is a hound and likes to sniff..lol.Good Luck with your plight! Beverley « Show Less
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I don't know if they will or not. I just don't let my cat in that room anymore.As it is it takes several treatments to kill the smell. :-(