Wednesday, July 14th, 2010 at
10:06 pm
I have two girl fancies, and I just recently bought a little dumbo girl<3
Aggy & Giselle ( My fancies ) have become the best of friends with cleo. ( My new Dumbo )
But I’m wanting to do a deep cleaning on their cage & move everything around to make it different and exciting for them. I had some small pet deodorizer , but I ran out, and I can’t go buy more b/c its 11:30. I need something now, and something that really works & is non toxic, and I really don’t wanna wipe it down with soap and water cause I did that last week.
Just tell me something that helps get rid of odor / scents.
My mom bought some stuff called "Pawl boutique" aka Urine be gone.
Here are the ingredients to it:
Water. Citric Acid, Blend of Sutfactants and Odor remover, Fragance, Preservative.
It says non – toxic, and also says;
Never use directly on humans, animals, or in pet litter.
Could I use that , and dilute it with a little water?
I’ve also heard of water & vinegar but I think were out of vinegar. Idk.
PLS help! I need this quick!
Wednesday, July 14th, 2010 at
1:54 pm
My 3 year old has basically ruined half of her wardrobe, and the washing machines at my apartment complex suck. I have tried oxi-clean, color safe bleach, dual action type stain removers, and even the trusted spray & wash stain stick. I have tried soaking, rubbing, pretreating, and even hand washing, and these clothes are still not coming out clean. I just spent a good amount of $ on my daughters spring/summer wardrobe, so pitching the clothes is not an option. Some of these outfits have been in the dryer already, and some have not.
Any advice would be appreciated!!!
most of the stains are tomato based (ketchup/pasta sauce/etc). Some are car grease (not sure how that happened lol), and some are kool-aid stains.
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010 at
12:16 pm
Our 2-yr old tabby (Cooper) developed a bad habit last year. We moved his litter box from our office/guest room into our bathroom. After we did that, he would use his litter box, but would also pee on the spot of carpet where the box use to be. We have punished him, cleaned the carpet 3x, put baking soda on it right after we find that he does it, & used a stain/odor remover. We even moved the box on that spot, but he still pees as close as that spot as he can. He was neutered when he was very young and has a clean bill of health by the vet. If he was spraying on lots of verticle surfaces or peeing on more spots, I would worry about a health/mental problem; but it is only one spot in our apartment and he only hits it when he has the opprotunity. Now we have to keep the door closed all the time. The best remover we have found was ‘Kids N Pets’, which works great, but he still marks that spot. Any suggestions or cleaners that go to the carpet padding (which we can’t pull up)?
Like I said before, he has a clean bill of health from the vet so UTI’s aren’t the problem. If he continually seeked out that portion of carpet or ran to it to pee whenever we opened the door, I would examine the possibility of bad behavior, but he doesn’t.
Related Blogs
Monday, June 14th, 2010 at
1:36 pm
OK so I just had my front door open like always. My husband was outside & I was sitting on the Computer well I have 3 Cats and they were coming in & out.. All of a sudden I see this white MALE Cat run inside our house afer my Female(fixed) Cat.. She runs in our room & they are fighting.. Well as they were fighting he is peeing all over the room on my f-ing BED! So I need to know what is the BEST stuff I can get at Wal-Mart ( because that’s where I’m going) to remove the smell..
Related Blogs
Friday, May 14th, 2010 at
1:48 pm
On a related note: What do you think of Biz vs. Oxyclean? Which of these 2 do you recommend & why?
Related Blogs
Monday, May 10th, 2010 at
1:52 pm
Hi all. Trying to get dog smell out of clothes & blankets. I’ve tried several commercial odor removers (Unique Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator, Tide w/Febreze, OxyClean in various forms), but nothing has worked. Have read suggestions left earlier on YA as well. Hubby has suggested using Pine-Sol in wash, claims his mother used this successfully. Can’t ask, as she’s deceased. Any suggestions? Many thanks.
Related Blogs
Thursday, May 6th, 2010 at
6:29 pm
I cannot stand it anymore! I have cats and dogs. I love them but- the cats are too old and lazy to get to the litter box, and our one puppy is having a little trouble becoming house trained. I can’t find any products that can actually successfully remove pet stains & odor! On white carpet, I can’t get the yellow stains out for the life of me, and on dark carpet, the odor won’t disappear! Does anybody know an actually good pet stain and odor remover? (Preferably one that can get the "set-in-carpet-already" ones out.) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! 
Thanks!
Related Blogs
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 at
11:26 pm
There are pet hairs, odors & stains in hard to reach places and all over the carpet. The seats and carpet have some pretty set in looking stains and smell like dog/cat. Please this car is my baby and I want to nurse it back to beauty without having to pay anyone to do it. This is a do-it-yourself project for me. ANY suggestions welcome. Thanks!
Related Blogs
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 at
6:45 pm
I have some white bags that have discolorations they were packed in box for awhile. I tried washing & using spray stain removers but nothing. They have do have some color so I don’t want to use bleach.
Related Blogs
Monday, April 26th, 2010 at
6:31 pm
Sorry, this isn’t a question, but a testimonial. We have a 16 year old cat who has developed some trouble with spraying the past year. (She has been spayed and never had problems until recently…) We love her more than our carpets, and I’ve been trying everything to make this situation more durable for us, but until this weekend, nothing seemed to make any difference.
If you have a pet odor problem, then here’s something that should help: Get a blacklight (Petsmart calls it a Stink finder, but you can get a larger light for less money at Walmart) and use that to locate the areas where your cat has urinated or sprayed. Then purchase a productc alled PETZYME Cat Stain & Odor Remover (We got ours from Petsmart), and pour generously over the affected areas. (Remember, you want to allow enough product to soak the padding underneath the carpet and spread to the same underlying areas the urine did.) It took care of the odor, and didn’t affect the color of our carpet. Good luck
Thank you for your suggestion – she has been to the vets repeatedly, and the problem is twofold. There is some age-related kidney problems, but it’s also a personality issue. We have four other cats, and she doesn’t always tolerate them as well as she used to. (With so many cats, you can see why I was so excited to find this products!)
Related Blogs