Will this work on cat pee smells on carpet?
599138
Works excellent on cat pee that's why I bought it, it neutralized it and now my couch smell great also great for cigarette smoke odors
599139
I'm not sure about cat pee but it sure helps with dog and even human pee, caring for an elderly dementia patient isn't easy. I think XO was more effective than Natures Miracle and that stuff is pretty good.
599140
I'm assuming "yes" but have never used it for that. It sure stops ordor in shoes which is what I bought it for. I love this stuff!
599141
I had elderly, incontinent kitties and this was AMAZING, even on wood floors. If used on carpet, be sure to soak the area so it works into the carpet padding and even the wood sub-floor especially if the stains are old or the spot has been used repeatedly as a litter box "replacement." <G>
264323
Yes it does...they now make one that is labeled specifically for cats...but originally they only had one that worked for everything. I don't know if they changed the formula or just slapped a new label on it. You have to make sure that you fully saturate the area and let it completely dry before it will get rid of the odor...this can take days if it's in the carpet. It's best to keep the pet away from the area until it's completely dry and putting a fan on it helps speed up the process. Hope this helps!
1468549
Yes. I noticed though when I tried to shampoo the carpet that it made the smell stronger. I think it may be just the dried urine getting wet that makes the smell worse. This product completely gets rid of the smell though!
1409360
Carpet yes, but this is not a cleaning solution - it only attacks the urine or other various smelly stains, so on tile it may not soak down to the smell, if the urine has somehow soaked into your tile. It would probably depend on the type of tile you speak of, but what I can say is that I have NEVER found a product that worked better than this for urine. Almost everything else is half-assed at best.
15663
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.
1902495
I can only honestly speak to the issue of cat urine on wall-to-wall carpet (there is still no odor many months later, I might add...), but given the process by which this works, I sure would give it a try if I were you. It is relatively inexpensive and you just need a sprayer bottle to mix it in, and probably will not use the whole bottle of concentrate. My original bottle has already been passed on to a friend. Good luck!
1339277
I only treated the wall to wall carpet where my senior cat had urine problems making it to the cat box. This product was applied topically, spray for lightly soiled areas and poured directly on heavily soiled areas. All urine smell was completely gone. I also used the product in the carpet cleaning vacuum as a final cleansing.
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
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.
1400883
It works fairly well on cat urine odor which is usually much stronger than dog urine. I still notice some cat urine odor from my carpet, but others don't appear to have as senitive a nose as I do and they can't smell it. It's the best product I've found to date.
533405
I only used it on carpet, so I don't really know. It is wonderfully effective in removing urine odor in carpets.
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.
1135335
Wish I could help but we just use it for pee stains on the carpet, it works great for that but don't know if it works for any other kinds of stains or not.
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.
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As on any spot, make sure to pretreat with one of Nature's Miracle for cat urine. Then cleaning area with a spray bottle mixture of hot water and shampoo as a temporary fix does work, but make sure to blot the area quite well removing as of as much dampness as possible. But truthfully the action of a rug cleaner is best and there are several "Spot cleaners" on the market that are affordable and work quite nicely. Spray bottles and a sponge just can't get as deep as the urine already had. Using a product to break down the urine is as important as this shampoo, they work hand and hand. But how well you use the shampoo makes all the difference. Again as a quick fix use by hand, but a machine is best. As on any spot, make sure to pretreat with one of Nature's Miracle for cat urine. Then cleaning area with a spray bottle mixture of hot water and shampoo as a temporary fix does work, but make sure to blot the area quite well removing as of as much dampness as possible. But truthfully the action of a rug cleaner is best and there are several "Spot cleaners" on the market that are affordable and work quite nicely. Spray bottles and a sponge just can't get as deep as the urine already had. Using a product to break down the urine is as important as this shampoo, they work hand and... » Read More As on any spot, make sure to pretreat with one of Nature's Miracle for cat urine. Then cleaning area with a spray bottle mixture of hot water and shampoo as a temporary fix does work, but make sure to blot the area quite well removing as of as much dampness as possible. But truthfully the action of a rug cleaner is best and there are several "Spot cleaners" on the market that are affordable and work quite nicely. Spray bottles and a sponge just can't get as deep as the urine already had. Using a product to break down the urine is as important as this shampoo, they work hand and hand. But how well you use the shampoo makes all the difference. Again as a quick fix use by hand, but a machine is best. « Show Less
279174
I've used it for cat and human (potty training) urine and it worked great. It takes a few days for any smell to go away. It will smell musty at first, but it will eventually dissipate.
861987
I guess it depends on your cat. The idea is to deter further urinating, but it may not deter all cats. I think a lot depends on how soaked the area is as well. I'm only guessing that an area that is really soaked underneath (carpet pad, soil?) is harder to deter than a fresh one. If I were testing the idea, I'd spray the area and let it soak a bit to get rid of the urine odor and then perhaps rinse off the pea gravel to get rid of the Fizzion. Even if you can't smell it anymore, I think your cat could for a while anyway. In my atrium, occasionally a stray sprays one of the outside walls. I spray it down with Fizzion but ,eventually, it gets sprayed again.