How well does this eliminate cat urine?
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It's pretty magical, but you have to soak it with the Rug Doctor, then cover the spot with a damp cloth and leave it covered so the spot stays wet as long as possible so the enzyme can work.
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Not very well. As do most of these products, the smell is better - but only temporarily. Have used products that work better than this one.
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Once a day, I stir the crystals all around with a scoop, lightly scraping the bottom to move it all. This lets the crystals all work together to dry the urine. I find that I have to change the trays about every 10 days. At 7 days, I scoop out the collected feces to extend the life of the tray. I thought only my small, older cat was using it, but now I'm thinking my larger, younger cat may be urinating in it as well. In that case, 10 days is great!
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I am not sure, I think so. It does very well for dog urine. They do make it for cats, by the way.
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I have found Nok Out to be very effective, although I imagine it depends on how strong the odor is. I would check out their website: http://www.nokout.com/home.php I have used Nok-Out on male cat urine and feces and found it extremely helpful.
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Hi, this cat litter does not track and absorbs urine very well. Like any cat litter, it works best when cleaned daily. Great stuff!
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Haven't used it solo in the laundry, but as a booster with normal detergent, it even removes cat urine!
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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 cannot speak for cats but it does a great job eliminating any dog odor. My sister is very alergic to dogs, i put that in her room when she came for a visit and she had no alergy problems of any kind.
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I do believe so. I bought it for my sister in law's cat urine issues and it worked like a charm.
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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.
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I can't say for certain. What I would recommend is putting it as close to that area as possible. Also, make sure you treat that area with some kind of odor remover specifically made for cat urine. If you don't get the urine removed - they will continue to go back to that spot.
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I used it on both carpet and tile, but I would always check a out of sight area for colorfastness on any carpet before committing (as with any cleaning chemical product). For cat urine, this is better than the original.
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No. In fact, it doesn't work at all. Save your money for another product. The only thing I've found that suppresses cat urine odor is enzyme based "Dymon Liquid Alive", which comes in a gallon bottle for around $35. Diluted, it will still completely eliminate odor until it dries and the enzymes stop working. The enzymes are also supposed to consume the physical urine residue, which "should" completely eliminate the odor. That didn't happen in my case - possibly because the urine was so thoroughly impregnated in my carpet before I found the product. However, it did significantly reduce, but did not eliminate, the ambient odor over time. When inviting guests over, an application of Alive kept my unsuspecting visitors unaware of my cat urine odor problem. With respect to plaster and furniture... Active Alive might work, but an inconspicuous test application would be prudent. Don't waste your money on Fizzion. Best of luck in eliminating your problem.
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Frankly, I've only used it in the litter box, and to freshen the room it is in. I turn to Nature's Miracle for the serious stuff, since this isn't meant as a "cleaner" per se, just an odor eliminator. But even Nature's Miracle, like the comments below suggest about PA, needs to soak all the way into wherever the urine is, AND then dry properly. You may have to lift up the carpet to do so. I've heard some folks say that if it gets into the cement or wood below, it can be hard to completely eliminate the smell, no matter what product you use.
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We did use other products before but nothing worked. I did have to use this new product several times in order to eliminate the cat urine smell. I sprayed the area left for an hour and then scrubbed and dried. I notice that our cat doesn't go in that area anymore.
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This one seemed to be more effective for cat urine. I am not sure about mildew or laundry. The general might be more appropriate for those uses.
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Hi Rachel, I don't know if this gets out any type of stain because I bought it to remove old & new urine odors. The product did not work for me at all. It was recommended by Jackson Galaxy the Cat from Hell host. You can buy oxy cleaners that will remove stains. I actually use an oxy product that Dollar Tree sells & it removes stains from my braided rugs, hair balls & all. I have a cat that vomits if she eats too fast & this cleanser takes care of it. Frizzion was a waste of money for me. It's main ingredient is hydrogen peroxide & you can buy that straight from the bottle-cheap. I have yet to find a cat urine odor destroyer that works. You would think that someone could come up with a chemical that destroys cat urine, not just cover it up or makes it smell worse. Try hydrogen peroxide or any type of oxy cleaner. Good luck Rachel. Michelle