Will this work with getting rid of a wet dog smell in a car along with a shampoo?
238284
yeah absolutely. I would use the shampoo first and then this spray after. should work just fine
2270259
The product worked well for spot cleaning and eliminating odors. I did not try it in a shampooer.
1124882
I am sorry I don't know much about that, but I wouldn't because it is very concentrated. I think the smell would be too strong to be applied without something else. If you can manage to put very little on, it might work. The smell is very, very good.
1957452
I have used the product several times in cars. I see no reason it would not work for your purpose
2057723
Hi KL, this should work but you may want to use a PreTreat on the stains first. Enzyme action cleaners work well with oil so try the BISSELL 35L6 Enzyme Action Pet Stain and Stink Remover, 22-Ounce on the stain first then use a deep cleaner like the SpotLifter 2x to remove the stain.
1620653
I didn't try it for that.. Just in my closet because the clothes I haven't worn for a while seemed to smell musty and it worked for that. I am a smoker though so I'm not the best judge of smell. I would definitely try one in your car. It would probably work. If not.. Put it in your closet. It will work there
212423
It all depends on what the smell you are trying to get rid of,but it only takes a little. Play with it you will find what is necessary. It really works on animal accidents.&#128526;
2069512
I think that the soap pump will work and distribute a good amount of liquid soap (in his case shampoo), as long as the liquid soap is not to dense.
2017624
Assuming your car isn't really dirty it might work. If you have dried mud and bits of dirt on the floor from hiking boots, then use a Shop-Vac type vacuum. If you have clumps of dog fur, the Shop-Vac is a better alternative. Once you get the worst of it out, then try the Eureka EasyClean to finish.
2211827
I have never used the glove to shampoo my dogs, but I don't see why not. I am not sure that it would be very effective, but it might really get the coat cleaned.The Velcro strap will keep the glove on your hand, so it won't come off during the cleaning. Good luck and I hope it works for you.
87997
I have never used this to remove, but just for cat and or dog odors in the house and car, it does great...you might try cat litter or at a store they have oil pick up sand the absorbs it
1984716
Yes, but it's a bit of a waste. I mix a little water with the rinse. By doing so, it applies easier for me. According to direction the rinse may be left on the dog, but I have yet to try that. Love the scent!
591920
I am not sure about those--have not had those issues. But I have used Get Serious on all kinds of pet stains--poop, urine, vomit. It worked great on all those stains and I am assuming it took away the smell: my dog does not return to those sites to do it again!
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I guess you could try if you are ok with not liking it and losing the money. I have used mine several times to wash my car and every time I put the shampoo in the container it never mixes with the water and comes out. At the end 95% of the shampoo is still in the container so it doesn't work well for that. Also the plastic is cheap with little cracks in it so when you are using it the water is leaking out from different spots and you get wet from that. A friend bought one of these from the home shopping network and it was great, I had used it myself. Once found out the home shopping network didn't sell them anymore I found it here and thought since it's the same thing, same brand that it would be the same. I ordered 2. One was not useable from day 1 and the other one doesn't work very well. Sprays water (with leaks through out) and does not spray the shampoo out of the container.
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I'm not 100% positive but my best guess is that it will. It may take more than one application. I used it full strength on cat urine on carpet - the odor never came back. Hope this is of some help to you.
141642
The smell fades away very quickly, so I don't think it would work for that. You're supposed to spray it right on the dog's chest, so you would have to catch them peeing.
1469320
this product is intended for Aquarium use only. Therefore, I don't believe it would work to remove smell of incense.