Would this work on wood? I am in a cabin and my cat keeps scratching the wood trim. Thank you!
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As long as it is a flat surface it should deter the scratching - check to make sure the adhesive doesn't damage the finish though!
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I haven't actually used it on wood, but just now stuck a piece on a wood railing & it sticks pretty well. I think it would work, but I'm not sure if it would affect the wood over time.
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I think so. I have it on my couch, including some wood parts. My cats weren't very attracted to the wood parts though, so I'm not sure.
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I can't see any reason why it would not work on wood. these are double sided sheets of tacky material like "Saran Wrap". they would work on any surface to which they would stick. My only thought is that it might remove wood stain, but I would not know for sure.
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I have put them on painted wood without any problems. However, I would not put them on furniture though since it is too risky but then again, cat scratches on furniture look awful! I also put them on our leather couches and my kitties no longer claw the couches. I only wish I had discovered sticky paws BEFORE the cats pretty much ruined them!
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I bet it would work- however would it ruin the wood? Test in a spot that cant be seen. If it sticks and in a week peels off without harm- then go for it!
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Yes it does work on furniture. I've used it on my white painted doors and it cut through the excess dust and dirt just fine. I think it works well because while it has plenty of steam, it's not too "hot" on the wood surface. Of course, I might be hesitant to use it on antique oak,but for the rest, I think it's fine. Hope this helps. Mark
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I really don't think anything will keep cats from scratching on whatever is in the house, but Oliver seems to be using this scratching post more often and my chair and door facings a lot less. He uses this post a lot more than the cat tree covered in carpet. Since he totally destroyed the small patch of sisel on that tree I figured he like the texture so I purchased this post. Don't know about your cats, but he is choosing this post over other things in the house now. Good luck on whaterver you decide to do about your cats' scratching.
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Hello Blessed, This is a great cleaner, but I do not think it would be best on wood. Please look for natural wood cleaner/protector. Hope you find something that helps! JAMES
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Hi Christine, I used this product inside the metal ducts in my ventilation system, so not sure if it works on wood. My best guess is since wood is more porous than metal, it should do the job just fine. Hope this helps.
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Hi there- I have used it on upholstery, pergo flooring and even in the laundry and it's fine. I can't imagine it would hurt wood. Try a squirt on an unobtrusive piece of wood to just make sure.
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Yes, it works on every surface we have tried it on. The key seems to be to clean-up the mess, and then spray it again and let it sit for a little while. Wipe it up and no more odor or stain. The only place it doesn't work is old stains on hardwood floors. We had an old house and the cats were spraying in one spot. It was a stained area of old hardwood floor. We got the odor out, but the stain never came up completely.
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Hi Lisa, I'm actually not sure. I had to use it on wood and it seemed to work great. Sorry!!
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Not sure. It works great on shower tile grout and boat seats and all boat equipment. I have never tried it on wood. If the wood has a good layer of paint or varnish, I don't see why it would not. I would certainly test it before I used it extensively though. I have used it and it is a very good product.
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I actually used this on hardwood in a 1/2 bath. It worked. My daughter sprayed it on baseboard that a cat had sprayed on. Worked, too. No discoloration.
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I have only used Zero Odor for litter box odor and room spray and it did the job. If the odor has penetrated the wood instead of just on top I can't say for sure, it might be worth a try though. You can always use it for other odors.
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I wouldn't think so. I've never seen either of my two cats scratch it. It is very soft and pliable so it's not really conducive to scratching.
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I've used it on my hardwood floors and I didn't have a problem but I think it might depend on what kind of hardwood you have or whether you actually have laminate (and how hard/soft the wood is). I used it on Bamboo and solid Oak and there weren't any problems.
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Hi David. I would say yes to a Pom, though you may have trouble getting to his undercoat. The bristles are not super long, so I would suggest a rake for that part, but this brush works great on topcoats and longhaired cats. Either way, you'll likely find it useful :)
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Have you tried spraying it with cat nip spray? Once I did that, my cat, who has never used a scratching post, just my dining room chairs, loves her post. Good luck
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It seems that it might work in getting cats to scratch where you want them to. I have a carpet tower that three cats over the years have totally ignored. Now I've figured out how to find out if it works. I'll apply it to the tower!p.s. you might want to wait until this goes down in price or got to a vet office. Mine is selling these in single packets for a total of $1 each, including taxes, so the Amazon price isn't good now. I'll use single packs to see how it works and then consider the cost of other options. My cat has a vet visit in two weeks so I'll want one then.
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I used this on a bathroom vessel sink countertop(teak)...but i put over several coats of tung oil as that was my initial plan. It is 100% water/toothpaste etc proof. As far as scratches, I don't know if anything can protect wood from that...what application are you thinking that would expose it to scratching...