Does this product work well on cat urine? Does it get rid of the sticky residue (that's what stinks!) left after cat urine dries?
845542
It did not remove the smell from my carpet so I would reccomend looking into another product
845543
We used this product to get rid of cat urine odor left behind on a sofa cushion; although we absorbed the "accident" with a towel while it was still wet, before saturating the cushion with this product. We have also used it to launder items (blankets, etc.) that had cat urine on them. There does not appear to be any sticky residue that remains and the odor was completely eliminated. This product has been a true MIRACLE for us. :-) Good luck!
1033028
I will try my best to help, but I think that it maybe because it has isopropanol (an alcohol) that could damage the stain/varnish/paint on the wood. I really use it on lush carpet and a quick wipe on my kitchen laminated floor, spray just a little in a small area, and wipe it dry quickly (I have tested it before in a small spot and saw no immediate effects). For my 3 dogs it removes any urine odor and they do not keep peeing in the same spot. I have no idea about cats. Hope this answers your question.
2086481
I really haven't found anything this doesn't work on. After spraying directly on the source of odor ie rug pet bed etc. I would suggest placing it outside for a day. If it can't be moved outside, open windows and put a fan to push air in place. Fresh Wave will work, better than anything else we've tried, but you will need Fresh Air moving over and around to provide air-flow and disperse the odor(s). And it may take more than one or two applications for cat urine depending on the degree of intensity.
1776309
Yes, it works on every surface we have tried it on. The key seems to be to clean-up the mess, and then spray it again and let it sit for a little while. Wipe it up and no more odor or stain. The only place it doesn't work is old stains on hardwood floors. We had an old house and the cats were spraying in one spot. It was a stained area of old hardwood floor. We got the odor out, but the stain never came up completely.
2270261
This is really more like an odor remover you would use before you spot clean or shampoo. It basically extracts the urine odor from the area. it works. Coincidentally, I have a Chem Dry professional team at my house today cleaning a couple of rooms for me. They are using this product on one small pee pee area before they clean. Hope thus helps.
2235648
I'm not sure specifically on cat urine as my cat didn't use the carpet as a potty. But, there was a large spot from the previous homeowner's dog that it did a great job on. I did have to go over it twice (probably because I needed to make sure there was no return of the awful smell). I was quite surprised at how well this cleaning solution worked.
1725786
HI, I am a very faithful user of this product. Have been using it for years and years. We don't have a cat, but we do have two dogs. And Grand-kids. This produce is amazing. It will remove anything. It takes care of our Dog's messes. So I am certain that it will also work as well with cats. Let me know if you have any other questions. I would be happy to assist. this is the only carpet stain remover that we use. It also does not leave any "soap residue as other brands do".
2149090
Yes, it worked on cat urine. I don't know about human urine but I think it will. Urine is protein and it works on animals and their urine is worse than humans. Hope this helps.
1343281
I had an issue with a cat peeing in inappropriate areas - I tried this product - it was OK - just spray and saturate area and then let it dry. Personally I use anti-icky poo spray now first and then my favorite called Zero Odor next. That combo gets everything clean and smelling nice.
261114
I know it helps with urine. It worked well with my cats. I haven't tried for defecating out of the box. I would think it is worth the try.
1841062
As on any spot, make sure to pretreat with one of Nature's Miracle for cat urine. Then cleaning area with a spray bottle mixture of hot water and shampoo as a temporary fix does work, but make sure to blot the area quite well removing as of as much dampness as possible. But truthfully the action of a rug cleaner is best and there are several "Spot cleaners" on the market that are affordable and work quite nicely. Spray bottles and a sponge just can't get as deep as the urine already had. Using a product to break down the urine is as important as this shampoo, they work hand and hand. But how well you use the shampoo makes all the difference. Again as a quick fix use by hand, but a machine is best.
2257348
I did not find it affected residual stains very much. We used our carpet cleaning machine first, then applied the product. I did not use the pre-treat product (can't remember the name) and so can't tell you if that would make a difference in the stains. It is the best product I've used to combat cat urine.
492235
I really don't know, but suspect that it would. The product breaks down enzymes that cause odor. It works really well to get rid of the smell of cat urine.
1227532
It did a super job on old cat urine, so maybe. There is also a skunk off product we use to use since our dogs got sprayed every year right before prom - which my mom was in charge of. Good luck.
443540
I think so. It was awesome with cat urine and diarrhoea. Also cat spray from anal glands. I love this product and would strongly recommend it!!!
1132138
I'm seeing a number of products that address urine, but my cats are defecating under a bed, on the carpet, but use their boxes for urination. Will this product help with the defecation odor?
2146446
Leave it alone....this product uses enzymes that work afterward, leaving a smell for a day or two if its too badly saturated with urine, but the smell WILL go away after it finishes eating at the "mess" (literally). I have used Nature's Miracle on an apartment I was cleaning that had badly soaked carpets, and the day after, you could barely walk into the house, because the odor of the urine and an "alcohol smell" that is a byproduct of the enzymes doing their work, but after the second day, ALL of the smell was gone, and the carpets looked like new. This stuff works, but people need to know, this is ENZYME based, not chemical or soap based, so it takes TIME to do its job, but it WILL do it, and do it well. Think of enzymes as little critters that live off of urine, blood, and feces, and will eat and eat until they have nothing else to eat. After a couple of days, you can clean the carpets again to get rid of any remaining traces that may be left, but if you don't give this stuff time to do what it does, you are just wasting your money (like the guy that called in the "pros" afterward...all they did was soak up the enzymes that were already doing their job, then probably putting more on there along with some sort of chemical deodorizer that seals the urine into the carpet and padding so you couldn't smell it, which in return, will not allow enzymes or anything else from that point on to remove what urine they sealed in). So...use this stuff, then, LET IT SIT AND DO ITS JOB, even if its for a couple of days, it will work, DO NOT RINSE, after a few days, re-clean the carpet if you like, but don't do it BEFORE ITS DONE WORKING!! The added smell means its doing its job, not that it didn't.