I have used OMG on a urine spot. It took the smell completely out. If I shampoo my carpet will the smell come back after becoming wet?
917282
I have not noticed any. I used an ultraviolet light to make sure I got all the spots. I also let the OMG stand for a week before vacuuming.
917283
Not sure. I used another product that worked great until I shampooed the carpet and then it came back. The cats have won the battle- I wound up conceding and placing a box where they were peeing- now everyone's happy.
917284
The carpet has not been wet since the stain was removed, so I can't advise you on this.
1050280
It doesn't smell soooo bad.The smell is much more pronounced if you sniff the bottle directly but my wife tells me my hair doesn't smell like that. Maybe she's just being nice. As far as using another shampoo right after, I'm not sure if it would diminish he effectiveness of the MG217. I don't think the smell is a big deal. Good luck.
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!
1347903
That's like bleach. It will roin your carpet. Looke for carpet shampoo! This not the right product!
2129267
If you use conditioner afterwards, that would likely cover up the smell. Once the hair is dry, the smell isn't very strong, and would only be noticeable if someone was actually "smelling" your hair. My husband uses this shampoo only (no conditioner at all) and I never notice his hair having any type of smell unless we happen to be laying right next to each other and I actually sniff his hair :) And even then, the smell is much milder than you would expect considering how strong it is in the shower!
950450
I've had some really bad smells from the carpet. It would take several treatments and since you need to let it air try, it might takes weeks. It will also smell during the treatments as well. But it has always worked for us so as long as the product is penetrating to the dried urine, it should eventually get rid of it. Like many others have said, patience and persistence is the key.
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.
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I used the vinegar solution to rinse my carpet after shampooing and it made my carpet smell soured. I can't get the smell out of my house. I am going to have to re shampoo and rinse. Would not recommend. Also, machine seemed to leave QUITE A BIT of water in the carpet. Using a one gallon tank, I barely retrieved half a gallon after rinsing. Carpet took DAYS to dry.
209638
I would imagine it would take care of the smell. I had a bath rug peed on and after throwing it into the wash with only the fizzion sprayed on the spot, it didn't smell or have any hint it was soiled.
865820
The product doesn't smell great, but I would never equate to urine. So perhaps you have a bad batch. Also the smell never lingers after rinsing with the normal batch.
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Two bottles is a lot! Did you clean the area after the NM was applied? You may have used so much that (like with hair products) there is just too much residue. When we use it to clean the carpets (not just a spot, but a whole carpet) we also rinse the carpets with plain water (via a carpet vacuum setting) and then vacuum up all the excess water. Otherwise you get a soapy carpet. With spot cleaning we soak up as much of the accident as possible with ppr towels, then treat it with NM and leave towel on it with a heavy object while it dries. That usually does the job and all the leftover accident and excess cleaning fluid is soaked up in the process. Hope that makes sense. Two bottles is a lot! Did you clean the area after the NM was applied? You may have used so much that (like with hair products) there is just too much residue. When we use it to clean the carpets (not just a spot, but a whole carpet) we also rinse the carpets with plain water (via a carpet vacuum setting) and then vacuum up all the excess water. Otherwise you get a soapy carpet. With spot cleaning we soak up as much of the accident as possible with ppr towels, then treat it with NM and leave towel on it with a heavy object while it dries. That usually does the job and all the leftover... » Read More Two bottles is a lot! Did you clean the area after the NM was applied? You may have used so much that (like with hair products) there is just too much residue. When we use it to clean the carpets (not just a spot, but a whole carpet) we also rinse the carpets with plain water (via a carpet vacuum setting) and then vacuum up all the excess water. Otherwise you get a soapy carpet. With spot cleaning we soak up as much of the accident as possible with ppr towels, then treat it with NM and leave towel on it with a heavy object while it dries. That usually does the job and all the leftover accident and excess cleaning fluid is soaked up in the process. Hope that makes sense. « Show Less
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This product was used on carpet it worked great and smells wonderfulI did put a little in my mop bucket with some water mix I used my own judgement and moped laminate wood floors with it.I had no problems. Hope this helps. Sweetpea
1136702
I don't know if it will work on rug and kill the smell. I've used only in my bathroom.
893519
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!!
990898
We have 2 cats and a dog. When I spray it on the carpets (just to freshen them up) and let it dry, then vacum, all the smells are gone. Use as directed to treat any spots.
2235647
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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Yes it's still working once dry but i don't like the smell of it. So I soak the damaged items for half a day with about a cup mixed with washing machine low level water, then I wash with Tide & downy. Then I do a smell check & if all out then dry but if I still smell urine then I soak again. It's only not worked on one item ( a nylon jacket).