Has anyone found a good way to remove stains on this cat tree?
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The boxes and platforms are covered with synthetic (probably polyester or a poly-blend) fleece. If the stains are cat pee, you will need to use a cat urine stain remover. Else, use ordinary detergent dissolved in cool water, applied with a brush, rinsed with clean water, blotted, and left to dry. Ordinary laundry stain remover products could be used to pre-treat the area. As the tree is made of wood, which will swell if you leave water to soak in, it would be important to work in small areas, use as little water as possible, and thoroughly blot the area dry.
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I'm not at the home with the cat tree, but if I recall, there is a small hook that you tie the ball string to. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I have used it with no staining, it is not a cleaner, but it does eliminate odors incredibly well. bob
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No, I don't think it stains, I've only applied to my rose bushes. I spray it around the trunk of the rose bushes and down on the ground. I had a problem with ground squirrels.
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Maybe if you treat the stain with a GOOD carpet/ upholstery cleaner.... Then suck up the residue ???? Good luck !!!
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Bissell makes a 2X Deep cleaning formula that works really well on those kind of stains. That's what I would recommend for your carpet.
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Yes it will. I just spray then wait a couple of minutes then wipe.But I have found that even though the smell is gone sometimes there is still the cat spray stain left - sometimes this too can be removed with a "magic sponge".
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I haven't tried it, so I don't know. there is a Stain Solver web site that lists all the stuff it cleans, and how to do it. I suggest you google it and look there. good luck
268643
I have the same problem, I've tried to remove the stains with acetone and even a Magic Eraser, but nothing work. SO disappointing because I love the case!
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I have only used it on standard off-white carpeting for cleaning up cat hairballs and vomit. After removing as much as I can with a paper towel, I generously spray the area and let it sit 10-15 minutes. I use old white wash cloths to press against the area. The stain is usually gone by this time. It acts like a bleach. If your sissal rug has color, test it on the underside. It might also darken the area as, I believe, sisal is not a fiber, but a type of grass. Only you can decide whether to try it or not. It is a fairly priced option.
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I don't know about getting stains out, but maybe do what I do and make it part of the bath time routine. No stains to be cleaned!
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Warm water and paper towel. If this doesn't remove the stain use dry white rice. Grind the rice into a fine powder. Then throw out the rice. Repeat until the rice stays white when ground. No soap
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I have only spot cleaned with a barely damp rag. But honestly the stains on the wood didnt come out so as per advice of my dad, I used simple wax stain from hardware store and rubbed into wood twice till smooth. Then let kids play with it. It takes on a different sheen the more they touch it and the stains are hardly noticeable now. You could also lightly sand and then light stain the wood.
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Before using it I sprayed it thoroughly with Scotch guard fabric protector, available at Amazon. Have been using it in my kitchen for 3 months and as of yet no stains at all. If it gets anything on it I just wipe it off . Scotch guard works great. I applied it to the chair outdoors of course and let it dry for about an hour.
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No it is not removable. A carpet/fabric spot cleaner should do the trick for getting stains out!
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It might work - Nature's Miracle is an enzyme that destroys cat urine - since your stain has dried, you will have to soak the carpet, padding and anything else that may have urine in it - you may have to soak it, let it sit a day or two (maybe cover with plastic) and then soak again and again. Certainly worth a try. PS. From my experience, Nature's Miracle doesn't spot - I've used it on furniture and rugs. Good Luck!!
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I nave never tried to remove them with Fels Naptha. What I find works well for that type of stain is automatic dish washing powder in a solution. A good overnight soak in a solution gets that yellow out nicely.