Can you spray this, diluted, in the air to remove cat litter box odors that linger and waft into your bedroom, etc.? Is it effective?
1079893
YES & YES to both questions. It is the best product for cat smell. You can even spray this into the litterbox and cats don't even disapprove. You can add it to laundry such as cat beds, blankets etc. I spray the pet carrier so not to cause conflict from other animals. You will not be disappointed!
1079894
I don t have a cat, but I would certainly try this on the litter box odors.It is great. Give it a try. Barbara Stiltner
1079895
I thought it smelled simply horrible. Gagging, in fact. It did not cover the urine smell, and it was horrible. I keep a clean house, and have a new dog. She hadn't been trained, so I had some issues on my area rug. It is an expensive one, and I was concerned. This product did not work. I did use, and this does NOT take the color out, is used in hotels/motels/ eating establishments, daycares, etc. .......Clorox Urine remover and deod. You can look on line and see where you can buy it. I had to get mine through Staples. It did not take the color from my rug, and completely took out the smell, and stain. They use this in many public places. I thought it smelled simply horrible. Gagging, in fact. It did not cover the urine smell, and it was horrible. I keep a clean house, and have a new dog. She hadn't been trained, so I had some issues on my area rug. It is an expensive one, and I was concerned. This product did not work. I did use, and this does NOT take the color out, is used in hotels/motels/ eating establishments, daycares, etc. .......Clorox Urine remover and deod. You can look on line and see where you can buy it. I had to get mine through Staples. It did not take the color from my rug, and completely took out the smell,... » Read More I thought it smelled simply horrible. Gagging, in fact. It did not cover the urine smell, and it was horrible. I keep a clean house, and have a new dog. She hadn't been trained, so I had some issues on my area rug. It is an expensive one, and I was concerned. This product did not work. I did use, and this does NOT take the color out, is used in hotels/motels/ eating establishments, daycares, etc. .......Clorox Urine remover and deod. You can look on line and see where you can buy it. I had to get mine through Staples. It did not take the color from my rug, and completely took out the smell, and stain. They use this in many public places. « Show Less
1930624
yes, you can, it kept the cats away from the living room, but you must spray every day, I have six cats and it doesn't work like as well as, I thought it would , good luck
2264534
I have three male cats, but no problem with spraying. The litter did enable me to move a litter box from one area to another, without any accidents. All three cats very easily transitioned from one location to the other.
1999928
I have found that the odor control of this product is not permanent. It is short lived and some smells are hard to get rid of. It works alright on organic odors but you have to get to the source of the musty odor or it won't be the answer to your problem.
836266
I believe the 'ideal' way to apply it is using a spray. failing that I have just poured it on the offending spots (probably overdoing it and soaking the carpet instead!). I just finished my big bottle and am not reordering it because I found that rather than removing the odor it just covers it up with a perfume scent... basically, I am sorry to say that I have yet to find a suitable solution for urine stains or odors.
245438
No, it doesn't perform very well and is messy. We had odor and it was worse than clumping litter in our experience. This stuff skites all over the hard floor, hurts if you walk on it and generally we found doesn't work nearly as well as promoted. We used it temporarily (3 bags) for 2 new kittens since they were not accustomed to the Breeze system that we prefer hands down. We had a Booda Dome Box in a spare bathtub while they were confined to the bathroom and becoming accustomed to the household and the other cats were getting used to the newcomers. The litter was all over the tub and all over the bathroom floor just from the kittens normal activities. Also, one kitten has been losing hair in wads and we think he is allergic to the litter as everything else has been ruled out. So, this stuff like most things is not harmless and typically doesn't live up to the hype for the money. We have transitioned the kittens to the Breeze (zeolite) pellets and he is improving without changing anything else. We have 5 cats using the Breeze boxes and find that they are no more expensive than clumping in the long run, don't smell (even with an old cat urinating copiously due to chronic kidney disease), you can get more use out of the pellets than they let on (lots of ways to extend their life) and we pair each box with a Litter Genie (also ways to save there on Google). This is BY FAR the best system we have ever used 50 years of cats.
413537
I have found that it works best when it comes in direct contact with the odor source, like on hard surfaces. It will work if sprayed in the air, but unless it reaches the source, the odor will return.
991561
It is activated carbon, so yes, it will remove many odors from the air, including the ammonia that gasses off of litter boxes. The problem is that the air you wish to filter must pass over the carbon (or any other filter media) for it to be filtered. So unless you're employing a ventilation filtration system of some sort, nothing will really be effective to completely eliminate an airborne odor, because not all of the air will reach the media.
2164031
Yes. Mind you this thing is not some miracle worker. It's still up to you to scoop out the litter, the machine will only compensate so much. But if you are diligent about being a good cat owner and still doing your part on a regular basis this thing will get rid of the smell, and it's quiet so it won't scare them.
1874014
Hello Jennifer, this product gets rid of the smell (Really! It doesn't hide the smell, it completely gets rid of it!) and deters the pup from peeing there again. It also gets rid of cat vomit stains. I love this product! It also fades urine stains on carpets and hardwood. Be sure to dilute the solution if you are using a steam machine otherwise the parts you've spot cleaned will be cleaner looking than the rest of your rugs/carpet. It's a life saver! I can invite people over and not have to worry about the smell because there is none!! And the product itself has such a mild clean scent that doesn't overpower the atmosphere Hello Jennifer, this product gets rid of the smell (Really! It doesn't hide the smell, it completely gets rid of it!) and deters the pup from peeing there again. It also gets rid of cat vomit stains. I love this product! It also fades urine stains on carpets and hardwood. Be sure to dilute the solution if you are using a steam machine otherwise the parts you've spot cleaned will be cleaner looking than the rest of your rugs/carpet. It's a life saver! I can invite people over and not have to worry about the smell because there is none!! And the product itself has such a mild clean scent that... » Read More Hello Jennifer, this product gets rid of the smell (Really! It doesn't hide the smell, it completely gets rid of it!) and deters the pup from peeing there again. It also gets rid of cat vomit stains. I love this product! It also fades urine stains on carpets and hardwood. Be sure to dilute the solution if you are using a steam machine otherwise the parts you've spot cleaned will be cleaner looking than the rest of your rugs/carpet. It's a life saver! I can invite people over and not have to worry about the smell because there is none!! And the product itself has such a mild clean scent that doesn't overpower the atmosphere « Show Less
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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.
2041223
I always have a box of Odormute in my cabinet. The back of the box says "may be used in carpet cleaning equipment, sprayers, and washing machines". However, I have only added the product to the rinse cycle when doing laundry. Its not a cleaning product, it just eliminates odors. When I used it on my dog's kennel I would wash it first, then pour a bucket of water with Odormute to remove all scent. It worked, and it worked in the laundry when I was a caretaker for my mother after her stroke.
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.
1486042
Somewhat better. I'm just not a fan period. With four cats in a small apartment, I've found the unparalleled best in clumping and odor control to be Scoop Away. Followed by Fresh Step. Unfortunately Arm and Hammer just doesn't cut it in clumping, lasting, or odor control. Good luck :)
1938157
Yes, it can be used on all surfaces. I have three cats that urinate on my unfinished basement floor. When the urine has soaked into the floor for a time, it can take 2-3 applications of Fizzion (pour it on, let it sit until dry) to get rid of the odor, but it does work for these applications. Vertical brick or cement surfaces might take even more applications, because the liquid may not be able to soak in quickly enough before it runs off. Finely misting these surfaces numerous times should get rid of the odor, however.
1179053
I have multiple cats (one unfixed male, and two fixed females) so what use to get rid of the smell is baking soda on top of the litter each time I clean the box. If it gets strong in between I just add more.
2164029
I purchased it for a room where I have two litter boxes for my two cats and it has not made a significant difference. I clean the litter boxes twice daily, I sweep any trail of litter from floor at the same time. I would say it reduced the smell by 15 to 20%.