Cat Piss...

Different enzymes have different functions....the enzymes in oxy clean are for stains (protiens)..the enzymes in odor removal products are for bacteria....if you do not get a odor bacteria digester your odor will come back in time....

Al
 
AL-53 said:
Different enzymes have different functions....the enzymes in oxy clean are for stains (protiens)..the enzymes in odor removal products are for bacteria....if you do not get a odor bacteria digester your odor will come back in time....

Al
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very good point Al :rockon
 
Mikeystang said:
well.. how much time?
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could be a few days...not many cover scents last more than a week tops.....sometimes the urine smell mixes with the cover scent as well so you have to smells...lol....fruity cat piss....

cat urine is the worse....I did a rug one time that I had to wear a dust mask smeared with Vicks to do it...


Urine contains Ammonia..and the bacteria feeds on it....the by product is a terrible stink...

little info for you....


Cat Urine Odors and Stains
Removing cat urine odor with household cleaners is virtually impossible. However, some cleaners may remove urine stains, but not the odor. Urine soaks deep into carpet and spreads into the padding and the sub floor. A spray type Pet Odor & Stain Remover will not penetrate into the padding or the sub floor. You have to use a pet odor remover that can be poured on the carpet to penetrate deep within the carpet. Cat urine is the worst perpetrator for pet stains and pet odors.


one other product is Natures Miracle....found at pet supply store....pour it on let it sit.....needs to soak under the rug....the backing will be the stinkiest cause its dark and a bacteria haven....let set over night if you can....

AL
 
AL-53 said:
could be a few days...not many cover scents last more than a week tops.....sometimes the urine smell mixes with the cover scent as well so you have to smells...lol....fruity cat piss....

cat urine is the worse....I did a rug one time that I had to wear a dust mask smeared with Vicks to do it...


Urine contains Ammonia..and the bacteria feeds on it....the by product is a terrible stink...

little info for you....


Cat Urine Odors and Stains
Removing cat urine odor with household cleaners is virtually impossible. However, some cleaners may remove urine stains, but not the odor. Urine soaks deep into carpet and spreads into the padding and the sub floor. A spray type Pet Odor & Stain Remover will not penetrate into the padding or the sub floor. You have to use a pet odor remover that can be poured on the carpet to penetrate deep within the carpet. Cat urine is the worst perpetrator for pet stains and pet odors.


one other product is Natures Miracle....found at pet supply store....pour it on let it sit.....needs to soak under the rug....the backing will be the stinkiest cause its dark and a bacteria haven....let set over night if you can....

AL
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Thats great info to have point to you!
 
I just re read the post again...lol.....cats spray also to mark thier territory....it stinks bad also....one way to find it is use a black light in the dark ..the urine spots or spray spots will glow....

Good luck....let us know how you made out

Al
 
AL-53 said:
I just re read the post again...lol.....cats spray also to mark thier territory....it stinks bad also....one way to find it is use a black light in the dark ..the urine spots or spray spots will glow....

Good luck....let us know how you made out

Al
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hmm.. never thought of that :(
 
AL-53 said:
could be a few days...not many cover scents last more than a week tops.....sometimes the urine smell mixes with the cover scent as well so you have to smells...lol....fruity cat piss....

cat urine is the worse....I did a rug one time that I had to wear a dust mask smeared with Vicks to do it...


Urine contains Ammonia..and the bacteria feeds on it....the by product is a terrible stink...

little info for you....


Cat Urine Odors and Stains
Removing cat urine odor with household cleaners is virtually impossible. However, some cleaners may remove urine stains, but not the odor. Urine soaks deep into carpet and spreads into the padding and the sub floor. A spray type Pet Odor & Stain Remover will not penetrate into the padding or the sub floor. You have to use a pet odor remover that can be poured on the carpet to penetrate deep within the carpet. Cat urine is the worst perpetrator for pet stains and pet odors.


one other product is Natures Miracle....found at pet supply store....pour it on let it sit.....needs to soak under the rug....the backing will be the stinkiest cause its dark and a bacteria haven....let set over night if you can....

AL
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Great info. Thanks AL.
 
Mikey..sent you a sample of two scents...they should be there tomorrow ...give me a buzz if you have any questions :)
 
Didn't think that cat pee would get some much attention....makes me think about my level of interest in some things....LOL
 
Poorboy said:
maybe it's more of a rare topic than say skunk spray:hmmm:
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Its more like when I talk to the wife in the evening and she says "what's new with DC?" and I say I learned all about what enzymes take out car piss from a carpet in a car today

Her reaction is:huh:

Then I get to say yea and the thread is still going can I be excused from the dinner table so I can catch, in case there was a break threw while we had dinner:D:D
 
Beemerboy said:
Its more like when I talk to the wife in the evening and she says "what's new with DC?" and I say I learned all about what enzymes take out car piss from a carpet in a car today

Her reaction is:huh:

Then I get to say yea and the thread is still going can I be excused from the dinner table so I can catch, in case there was a break threw while we had dinner:D:D
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roflmao :rofl:lol2: mine just says ..what are you doing now ...my response ..working :notme:
 
Poorboy said:
roflmao :rofl:lol2: mine just says ..what are you doing now ...my response ..working :notme:
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Thanks I was making fun but sometimes I get so excited about learning...even removing cat pee....who knows could have a car this weekend with cat pee, and I will look like a super star with this head full of knowledge;)
 
Beemerboy said:
Thanks I was making fun but sometimes I get so excited about learning...even removing cat pee....who knows could have a car this weekend with cat pee, and I will look like a super star with this head full of knowledge;)
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if i knew that i would have flown you in years ago to learn about Twins diaper leakage :D
 
Beemerboy said:
Thanks I was making fun but sometimes I get so excited about learning...even removing cat pee....who knows could have a car this weekend with cat pee, and I will look like a super star with this head full of knowledge;)
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Beemer...there is good money in doing odor removal in cars....I think I have a post here from a few years back about doing a car that hit a skunk....I did it for 150.00 and the person did not blink a eye....I used 50.00 in supplies to wash the under carriage and engine compartment...the stink was gone ..most people would not like to drive in a car with a gut wrenching stink that also clings to you ..lol....

Steve should look into having a product like this...

Al
 
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