My cats have heavily sprayed lined drapes along the bottom. Is there a way to use this as a presoak before taking them to the cleaners?
1447476
I sure don't see why you couldn't. Better than trashing the drapes. I'd mix it according to directions. Then, I think I'd spray heavily ('til wet) all of the area needed, then "scrub" (hand wash) that part in a deep / laundry sink. Not sure the entire drape would need it. Only you will be able to assess that.
1447477
If the fabric is washable, it should be fine for a presoak. In fact, it would best to do this. If your drapes are silk or a fabric that can only be drycleaned, it probably is not a good idea. However, since that smell will probably not come out with just drycleaning, they are pretty much ruined already,so try it and see if it works.
436461
I'm in a rescue group and we got some "bird cage covers" -- they are washable cotton type with "ties" and you can put them around the cat condos. They come in different sizes so you may ck that out.
136937
It probably doesn't matter if it will stain the curtains because it won't keep the cats from scratching on them. My cats never noticed that I sprayed the stuff on anything! They kept on scratching anyway.
1532917
get some lense cleaner and a soft cloth, spray the cloth lightly, rub softly. Get a mask for the cat, available at Amazon.com:-)
1718525
I've used this on several fabrics with sucess and if you can hold down those curtains to actually scrub them with the built-in brush, eventually you can do it. I might suggest sending them to a cleaners...that's easiest.
1435705
Use a mini vac (like a mini dirt devil) and go along the slats and if there is no grease, it should suck the dust out. You can also try a soft bottle brush for narrow bottles (like these http://www.amazon.com/Casabella-20530-Soft-Tip-Brushes/dp/B000I21LLC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1373079798&sr;=8-3&keywords;=bottle+brushes), which should fit between the slats. It may be too late for this, but I saved the box and in the seasons when I am not using the Fan I put it back in the box. If you have thrown the box out, you can get a tall plastic bag and cover it from the top down to store. Use a mini vac (like a mini dirt devil) and go along the slats and if there is no grease, it should suck the dust out. You can also try a soft bottle brush for narrow bottles (like these http://www.amazon.com/Casabella-20530-Soft-Tip-Brushes/dp/B000I21LLC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1373079798&sr;=8-3&keywords;=bottle+brushes), which should fit between the slats. It may be too late for this, but I saved the box and in the seasons when I am not using the Fan I put it back in the box. If you have thrown the box out, you can get a tall plastic bag and cover it from the top down to store.
65746
feral tom cats will spray on this type of fabric and you will never get the smell out. Actually I have used the covered litterboxes and thrown old towels or rags in for outside cats for shelter
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Take the plastic cable end that has the double-ended grey post on the end of the cable) and thread it into the CENTER HOLE of the suction cup, continue pushing it angling it through one of the two holes on the SIDE of the center of the suction cup. Push until the post is in far enough that you can manipulate/shove the other end of the post into the opposite side hole. So each end of the double ended post will be sticking out of a hole on the side. It should stay in. Do the same for the other plastic cable and suction cup. It sounds harder than it actually is. I don't know why they didn't just have them already done but maybe it was a packing/boxing issue. My cats LOVE it, LOVE it! It is worth the effort. It is perfect for me because it doesn't mark up the window frame, like many of the other cat window seats do.
2020821
I would use a T-connect that Kitty Walk makes that would fit flush against the window opening. Bear in mind the Kitty Walk has to sit on a firm surface, the bottom is also netting. Our cats love being outside in their Kitty Walk!
337261
No, just use longer lightweight shower curtains. When we shoe curtains are pulled in, but otherwise we have them sort of spread outward over tub edges. It actually looks more authentic and Victorian for our historic house. This one worked for us, high ceilings and all.
1745647
Same answer I'm afraid, it stopped my cats from spraying, but they will still try with the scratching, get an extra scartch pad or post?
959534
Take and CLEAN and lightly scuff up the area where the two rods meet and use quick epoxy to make a tapered area so the curtain doesn't get caught on the other rod. Works great if you do it right.
1435084
I imagine you could use different pads but I am sure they won't mask the smell like the Tidy cats do, you could use different pellets also, but the tidy cat pellets last a long time!!
318458
I have a cat that does the same thing. All you have to do is use Windex and clean the nose prints off. Class cleaner won't alter the film
843121
I've had kittens that climbed up my drapes and got into everything. I think it depends on the activity level of the kittens. I think if a kitten wanted to, it would climb out. I've also had puppies climb out of these pens.
1008333
I just remove it w/ my hand. You might also try a brush or curry comb. I use it when I need to put flea spray on my cats. I spray the glove, rub the cats, and then remove the excess fur.
780277
There is a zipper at the top, under the striped awning. That's what I use for putting my cats in. When it's time to take them out, I either reach in and pick one up off the top hammock (the zipper only lets you reach in that far), or I remove some of the closures for the door and swing it open and pick up a cat that way.