USClean – Fact 1: Retail Industry makes odor removal seem easy.
Monday, May 17th, 2010 at
7:38 pm
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Getting dog odor out of laundry, blankets?
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.
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Bridgepoint Systems PetZone Demonstration – Bye Bye Urine Stain!
Thursday, May 6th, 2010 at
12:15 pm
PetZONE with Hydrocide combines the cleaning and deodorizing power of natural oxygen with the odor bonding and encapsulating power of Hydrocide to give the professional cleaner an entirely new way to neutralize odors caused by urine contamination, without leaving strong and potentially offensive fragrances behind. In addition, the natural oxygen will effectively eliminate stains caused by the urine contamination. This revolutionary formula also includes special additives to enhance solution penetration and improve rinsing and removal. It also contains anti-resoiling properties that keep the treated area from attracting residue. Not recommended for wool carpet. Do not use on silk.
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Cat lovers – this stain & odor remover REALLY works!!!?
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!) 
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What is the best over the counter Pet Odor Carpet Cleaner?
Saturday, April 24th, 2010 at
2:21 pm
We rescued a chichuahua puppy this last winter and it wasn’t house broken. So, needless to say the tiny little guy was in no way wanting to go outside in the snow when learning to be poppy trained and wet in the house. I want to clean my carpets completely but I really can’t afford to have them professionally done. I have a Bissell Carpet cleaner but I don’t know what is a good pet odor remover.
Any suggestions?
Doesn’t white vinegar smell though?
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Best way to get dog piddle odor and stains out of carpet?
Sunday, April 18th, 2010 at
7:49 am
I have a 2 yr old pomeranian and she piddles on the carpet when we are sleeping. She tends to gorge herself with water at night as if she’ll never drink again. By the time we wake up in the morning there is a new DRY stain on my carpet. I’ve started to put her water up in the evening to limit her water drinking at night. Now we will be bringing home a 4 month old puppy soon and i don’t want him to smell her urine and think that he should pee there too. I’ve shampooed my carpet and used Bissel pet odor and stain remover but it doesn’t quite seem to get it completely out.
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Urine Removal, Customer Testimonial (http://www.urinebegone.com)
Saturday, April 17th, 2010 at
7:45 am
www.urinebegone.com urine, stain and odor removal service. We are not a surface, carpet cleaning company. We go where no carpet cleaner has been, deep down where gravity has pulled the urine, spots, spills and stains. We offer our services in Lee, Collier and Charlotte County, Florida.
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What is the best way to eliminate pet odor from furniture?
Friday, April 16th, 2010 at
7:39 am
I had two cats who urinated on my couch, and the smell will not go away. I have tried soap and water, Febreeze, pet odor remover, Lysol, and I even tried using a carpet cleaner on it, but nothing has worked. Do you have any suggestions?
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Cat lovers – this stain & odor remover REALLY works!!!?
Monday, April 12th, 2010 at
6:35 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!)
Urine Removal Tool (http://www.urinebegone.com)
Thursday, April 8th, 2010 at
12:17 pm
www.urinebegone.com Urine Removal Tool intensifies any shop vac with up to 20 times more vac power. It removes urine, vomit, feces, stains & odors. Use on carpet, upholstery & mattresses. Your stains & odors will be removed permanently. There is no simple surface spray solution for what gravity has pulled down into the carpet & pad. The urine removal tool is your solution to difficult and nagging stain & odor removal. Save .00 get your urine removal tool for only .95 & also receive 4-gal of urine be gone product…ABSOLUTELY FREE!