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Conference misery::feline_v1

Title:Meower Power is Valuing Differences
Notice:FELINE_V1 is moving 1/11/94 5pm PST to MISERY
Moderator:MISERY::VANZUYLEN_RO
Created:Sun Feb 09 1986
Last Modified:Tue Jan 11 1994
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5089
Total number of notes:60366

2302.0. "odor remover advice sought" by PICV01::MARSDEN () Wed Mar 15 1989 17:37

    I just checked keywords...etc...and couldn't find an answer:
    
    A friend's carpet (newly installed I might add) was recently
    sprayed by a housesitter's cat.  What is the best advice
    you can offer for her to deal with the awful lingering odor?
    
    Thanks,
    Diane
    
    
    
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2302.1YOSMTE::CORDESBRO_JOWed Mar 15 1989 17:5310
    NATURE'S MIRACLE is the product I use.  It is enzyme based and it
    eats up the urine.  During the "eating up" process, it smells worse
    than the urine, but once it is completely dry, there is no scent.
    Karen Kolling has tried it too, maybe she has something to add.
    There was a note about it, but I don't remember where it is.
    
    I buy Nature's Miracle at the feed store in 32 oz. bottles.  Can't
    remember the price right now, but I think it is around $4.95.
    
    Jo
2302.2see note 1627VAXWRK::SKALTSISDebWed Mar 15 1989 18:305
    $4.95 for a 32 oz bottle? I paid $10 for 16 oz, and had to drive all
    the way to Nashua to pick it up! (It was worth it, though, as it works
    real well).
    
    Deb
2302.3Tonic WaterMPGS::MARGOLISPaula BethThu Mar 16 1989 10:236
    For future reference and smaller smelly spots:
    
    Tonic Water works real well!  
    
    Then there's always my trustee Kirby Shampooer...sigh...
    
2302.4CIRCUS::KOLLINGKaren, Sweetie, & Holly; in Calif.Fri Mar 24 1989 20:145
    I keep Nature's Miracle on hand always, since Holly has clobbered the
    living room carpet more times than I can count. However, the new
    Ever (Easy?) Clean litter still seems to be working, so maybe
    I won't have the carpet problem in the future, I hope.....
    
2302.5baking sodaUSMFG::PJEFFRIESthe best is betterWed Mar 29 1989 16:415
    
    A few years ago while in the process of moveing, one of my cats
    did in the carpet in my sister's brand new Volvo.  We sprinkled
    a box of baking soda on it and left it there for a few days and
    there was never a trace of an odor.   
2302.6OziumWITNES::HANNULACat Tails & Bike Wheels Don't MixWed Mar 29 1989 18:294
    I keep Ozium in my glove compartment.  Does away with the smell
    real fast.
    
    	-Nancy