How to Get Rid of Cat Pee Smell (This is the ONLY method that works!)

[@destinylegacy1]

The video starts at 4:45

[@kevinrivera5003]

Thanks

[@lanarey2457]

Thank youu

[@dagmarl4447]

Thanks.

[@mantisJ04]

Thanks

[@MB-bi5hh]

Omg! Thank You!

[@kuuipojones631]

What’s wrong with some of you people out there ,not everything is a drive thru! Be thankful she took time out of her own day to share all this information

[@strikerone6991]

My cat urinated on the carpet in my bedroom, brand new home. I watched this video, bought the anti icky poo solution, followed the instructions, dried with a fan .cant smell any trace of urine at all. Thank you for the great information. 👍

[@waleedabdulrab8779]

Did the smell come back?

[@shred2582]

@@waleedabdulrab8779 very dumb question

[@fatmachaudhry6260]

@@shred2582 No need to be so rude.

[@Goody2shzToo]

Anyone who has had a cat urine problem knows that question wasn't a very dumb question. Your response was.

[@prettypunkhim]

@@shred2582 how is that a dumb question. I've cleaned urine spots before and they seemed clean until soon after the smell returns.

[@charrysalce4580]

I have used the hydrogen peroxide, dishwashing and baking soda. It removes the odor but after some time, the odor comes back. I will definitely try this one. Thanks!

[@aakhilbeig6552]

Did it worked?

[@gabrielvilanova1193]

Really? I heard of hydrogen peroxide, dishwashing and baking soda is just like magic.

[@felixdk8727]

Did it work?

[@garytanger965]

2020 Dec.. I work with feral cats, in a TNR group.. Zero Odor, Pet Odor Eliminator, from Bed, Bath & Beyond, has worked well for us..

[@marylandrankin8368]

Thank you for the advice about checking out Bed, Bath, and Beyond. My daughter was given a kitten he's not even a year old and for some reason today he decided to urinate under my bed😳😖😣🥴🥺😥😓😢😭 I was very upset. When I went on You Tube watched the tutorial and read your review. The stuff the young lady was talking about purchasing is way out of my price range. I'm on my way to Bed Bath and Beyond. Thanks again.

[@killeanmcchesney5138]

Can you let me know how that works for you. Took over an apartment where it had 13 cats and two dogs in a two bed two bath and I’m at a loss and about to burn this place to the ground. Hate that crap.

[@tashajames-day3016]

@@killeanmcchesney5138 have you found anything that works yet.

[@killeanmcchesney5138]

@@tashajames-day3016 yeah I sure did

[@tripleJs2009]

@@killeanmcchesney5138 please share..I have the same problem & it so frustrating. I tried diff brands & nothing seems to work😿😿😿

[@zchazielwahono8175]

My cat give me a new job.. "Cat's urine hunter"

[@sirlot1917]

😭

[@Allah-fee-Qalbi]

Same lmao😶😶

[@relevant.c5411]

i had a cat that pee'd on my carpet ALL the time. after much much trial and error i found regular old peroxide was all i needed. it breaks up the proteins in the urine, after soaking the stain in peroxide i shampooed the area. no smell and my floors are heated so i would know. peroxide is WAY cheaper hun.

[@cristalalcala6513]

Do you mean like normal peroxide? Can I just pour some directly on?

[@jdog5642]

So what brings you here

[@dream-nz9yb]

that makes so much sense! and omg heated floors and cat pee, glad you got that out!! thanks for sharing

[@dream-nz9yb]

@@cristalalcala6513 yes and yes

[@Fapple]

@@jdog5642 she’s salesperson of peroxide inc

[@TheSathandra]

If your cat isn't using the litter box then there's a problem your cat is trying to tell you. It could be stress in the household, too many cats, not enough boxes, a dirty box, bad box location, too much activity in the house or other causes that can cause a cat stress. Another very common issue with cats is UTI. Too much dry food can cause urinary issues. It hurts to pee, so cats look for other locations to go pee. This is an infection and should be seen by a vet, once the issue is resolved please make sure to give your cat a high protein, meat based, wet food.

[@asmith8898]

Yeah obviously the cat is begging to live outside

[@marinajade8519]

my older cat (8 yr/o) is peeing everywhere and it’s really causing a lot of problems in the household. she started while i was in the hospital & the house STINKS because i wasn’t there to clean it properly (my boyfriend & our roommate are not very responsible). should i take her to the vet? she’s never had an issue this severe & i’m at my wits end with it.

[@TheSathandra]

@@marinajade8519 Yes, First check to see if it is an UTI. It hurts to pee, They associate the litter box with pain, most likely the most common cause for peeing outside the box. Dry food is the leading cause for urinary infections, after the vet check, make sure to put your cat on a mainly wet food diet. Avoid any with meat BY product/food coloring's, to AVOID some of the most toxic foods on the market. High meat protein is a requirement for good health. Some brands you could look for, Pride, Primal, Stella and Chewy, Poke Bowl, Instinct, Weruva, Taste of the Wild, Fresh pet select, Acana/Orijen, Mature Health - Home Again, Honest Kitchen, NomNom, Ziwi to name a few, if you're on a low budget, you can also feed a better diet every other day/week in addition of their regular food, though brands like Meow Mix, 9Lives, Friskies, Iams, and store brands should be avoided at all cost. If you have a cat that has chronic UTI, ask your vet about D.MANNOS. If it's not a UTI then it could be something in the home causing stress, from your bf or roommate, to scented candles, household cleaners, or the lack of safe spots - cats like to go high up, so tall cat towers, wall shelves, or cozy hiding spot's are some things one can look into to make a cat feel more secure. When switching a cats food - DO it Gradually - as switching to suddenly can make them feel ill (digestive issues, adding probiotics can help - Dr Mercola Pets, Fortiflora). Take some of the new food, and add it to their regular meal and increase dosage over time. Feeding a variety of brands/flavors can help overall health. One can make homemade meals BUT it requires thorough research to make sure all nutrients requirements are met Video on the quality of pet food found in stores; It's an older video, though still an important one kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJWngZxjZr6dr5I

[@TheSathandra]

@@marinajade8519 Dr Becker on UTI in Cats kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWalqqirlNyEbaM

[@eastr9109]

Good info!

[@hisimagenme]

Best actual personal review I've ever seen!! Thank you. Having been down the road for 50 years... let me advise... go straight for the Live Pee Free ya all. Even if it's a small bottle. Once you use it you'll see that couches mattresses, clothes, and flooring cost more to replace than this stuff does to eliminate the odor. All enzymatic cleaners have a short shelf life... you never know how long it's been sitting there. Too many have just as bad a smell as the urine itself... and when it doesn't work, the smells combined are nauseating!! I just ordered $500 worth of LPF and I don't regret a penny. I can't afford to replace $1000's worth of furniture and cat beds/toys... I'm so glad I found this video I just knew there had to be something else out there ... thank you for your sharing! Smiles and blessings...

[@ms79ta]

Giving explanations as to WHY a product works is essential. Thank you. Very informative from beginning to end. 👍

[@SaltiB]

Just found out (after lots of accidents all over) my cat has a kidney issue. He is on the mend, but my couch needed this!! Thank you!! ❤

[@kellyk.8519]

Yes, life saver. I have a new kitten and I've just discovered he hasn't been going in the litter box all the time, found surprises in three different carpeted rooms 🤯

[@kellyk.8519]

Darn it, I can't buy it in Australia. Does anyone know of any alternative

[@koidotjpeg9944]

@@kellyk.8519 Hey there, I recommend Live Odor Free, though I am not sure if they ship to Australia. They are better than Anti Icky Poo because the product is ion based, and will last longer when you aren't using it, though it is more expensive. She has a link to the website at the bottom of the description

[@angiefeterika461]

Thank you. So informative and lovely to listen to. I can stop wasting energy and money on the wrong products.

[@christinemerritt974]

AMEN!!! SOOOOOOOOOO much money WASTED!!

[@LoneWolf-yp2mo]

I used STRAIGHT VINEGAR on a vinyl floor where the litter boxes are, (we have 3 cats) and even up the walls ! Worked PERFECT , no smell what-so-ever, absolutely NO SMELL OF URINE AT ALL !!! Has been 2 weeks and all is well ! CHEAP FIX and NO HARD WORK at all.

[@waltersobchak7275]

Use a little sodium hypochlorite (bleach) in some warm water with a splash of dish soap

[@purpleskittles2117]

Would this work on clothes or blankets? How would i use the vinegar?

[@jacob80]

She explicitly says that vinegar doesn't work on uric acid.

[@jakethehitman-187]

What about a rug like you put in the shower and they pee on it and then you wash it and it still smells like pee after you dry it

[@femfic2551]

@@jacob80 well did you ever consider she is wrong?

[@alexconner6866]

I really don’t understand why this needs to be a 10 min vid

[@hfrt29]

😂 I go for the comments now because I hate being misled and I hate when they Yap all the time

[@femfic2551]

Because she likes the sound of her own voice

[@Lucy-jy2qn]

It’s because she says umm 4,397 times, so it adds a lot of extra time to the video.

[@itsfrickinbryce]

Bullies ^

[@Cloud759star]

Monetisation. There's nothing wrong with the video, you can see the length of the video before you click on it. If you're not happy with the length of video, chose a different video. You're comment is about you justifying your lack of attention span, not the video.

[@meganwatson8089]

Enzyme cleaner: Contains enzyme and bacteria that break down the Uris acid crystals. Example product: Mr. max’s anti icky poo. Don’t pretreat with any other cleaners first. Soak the area. Ion based odor eliminator: one of the fastest ways to remove odor. Product suggestion: “Live per free” this is odor free. 20% off with link in the video description. Invest black light to identify where exactly the stain is. It will also help to verify that everything is gone after cleaning.

[@sonofplato]

On the chemistry side, uric acid is actually water soluble although on the low side. It's solubility increases in hot water but of course can spread it around and if not sufficiently flushed can create the potential for re-crystalisation over a wider area although in a more diluted form. Just saying because in chemistry accuracy of information is essential. I have a massive problem with around 5 local cats pissing and shitting in our garden, I'd really prefer a cat eliminator bu as it stands I'd rather get the smell gone then concentrate on the cats. This right to roam/shit/piss rule needs to be looked at and make owners responsible for their animals.

[@jakethehitman-187]

Have you ever thought that the cat is naturally fertilizing your food to make it more better for you and family

[@Sushilover01]

Great video. Thanks for explaining what’s in cat urine and why enzymatic cleaners are best option. I agree!!! Nothing else works like the enzyme cleaner. My cat has crystals in his bladder so that’s why he has been peeing outside his litter box. Please take your cat in if he’s doing this! It’s more common in male cats. Feed wet food. Only water with filtered or distilled water. Tap water has too much build up in it.

[@jamesallen2021]

I found this video searching KZbin for "get cat pee out of carpet". This is a great video, don't know why it isn't ranked at position #1. It's better than the videos above it

[@heinzkitzvelvet]

Our cat lives outside. She kinda came with the house when we bought it. She was laying on the front porch as we were moving in. I shoo'd her away several times. She kept coming back. Finally I decided to get her some bowls and feed her. She's a good girl. Bought her a heated cat house for last winter. She seemed to really like it, but I caught other cats in there many times and I think they peed in it a lot because it smells awful and I always saw her pee in the yard. Spring and summer came so she slept elsewhere, no problem, now it's getting cold at night again and I don't want to have to buy a new cat house because that one smells and she doesn't like going in there anymore, so this might be just the ticket to clean it up. I tried using bleach to clean the heating pad, and washed the cover, a few months back, but it seemed to do very little to combat the smell.

[@waltersobchak7275]

2-butoxyethanol it is an ingredient in the orange bottle at the dollar general. It is not orange odor but just an orange spray bottle. It is a bipolar surfactant solvent. The name brand is Awesome I believe. This will work.

[@Soul_N_Control]

That gets pee up?

[@girl6girl6]

I personally use a mixture of bleach and peroxide with hot water. Not enough bleach to actually bleach anything, but enough to eradicate any smell. I also go in with straight vinegar either before or after the bleach/peroxide . If you use a black light use it before spraying bleach. Also you can use perxoide to find spots you may have missed. The perxoide will react to all biologicals. If you are still smelling it after all that, you missed spots. Check walls and other vertical surfaces.

[@Qui7422]

Can I get a ratio bleach to peroxide to water please. Thanks

[@girl6girl6]

@@Qui7422 i dont know the exact ratio, i just eyeball it. For example if I'm using an empty windex bottle or similar i usually do about 1.5 - 2inch of bleach, 1 or 2inches of peroxide, then fill the rest of the bottle with hot water. My guess is that an inch is about an ounce. If it bubbles alot before you finish filling with water, squeeze the bottle so the excess bubbles come out. You can actually sqeeze those bubbles onto a problem area, spray it as well, and let it sit for a bit. The spray is really good too for when you cant exactly pinpoint where it happend. I'll just spray everything and i dont have to worry about fabric getting bleached (but please spot check your mixture before using).

[@Qui7422]

@@girl6girl6 I appreciate it

[@girl6girl6]

@@Qui7422 ive got 4 boys and 1 girl that didnt make it to the vet before quarantine to get fixed. 3 of the boys chase the girl and 2 of the boys just keep spraying. I have to keep them seperated. My eradication spray works wonders. One thing that i use for behavior modification though is, I have a spray bottle with my pee in it as well. This going to sound waaaaaay messed up, but if i catch them in the act, i spray them with my pee. Its to the point where i just have to shake any spray bottle at them if they look suspicious and they dart away. Also I only spray them with my pee if i catch them in the act, or they wouldnt make the connection.

[@Qui7422]

@@girl6girl6 my cats are fixed my daughters cat not so much. You have no idea how brain numbingly annoying that 1 damn animal is. Girl he trying to get my mama girl and I am not having it.i never thought about spraying them with my pee tho. Lol I raise a shoe and they scatter. Hahahaha

[@Db_Supa_Dupa]

I just moved into an apartment and right when I opened the door I was hit right in the face of cat pee odor. I’ll try this solution, thank you!

[@DMSProduktions]

Smelly cat, oh smelly cat, what are they feeding you? Smelly cat oh smelly cat, it's not your fault!: Phoebe Buffay!

[@chrisbanks8915]

Stfu

[@saturninaalvarez2311]

@@chrisbanks8915 no, you 🤣

[@chrisbanks8915]

@@saturninaalvarez2311 no u

[@killeanmcchesney5138]

No, your a towel 😆

[@DMSProduktions]

@@chrisbanks8915 Ok idiots! That's enough! This is MY thread!

[@AleksanderFimreite]

Would be great if someone has additional information on the following: 1. Does ANY blacklight work? Or does it need to meet certain strength criteria to be effective for finding pee on some surfaces? (Essentially, can you go for the cheapest one you can find or are there some benefits to invest in something which is more high quality?) 2. Which places might one go to look for these two types of cleaner products? Do they sell these at pet stores? How does one verify that the product you are looking at is one of these types? What to look for on the description?

[@joescheller6680]

Pet store home Depot Menards Walmart

[@Audrey_650]

Any black light should work 👍

[@AnthonHH]

Cat urine glows much better at 350-365nm, most blacklights on amazon/walmart will work OK but not great

[@amc6939]

Papaya, vinegar and water (1/4+1/4+1/2) works great.

[@shanaejackson1612]

what do you use juice fruit or oil ? I really need some thing

[@Bliss694]

Why water ? Can I use pure vinegar if I buy lots ?

[@amc6939]

@@Bliss694 you can, but it save you over time if you dilute it and still does the job.

[@amc6939]

@@shanaejackson1612 either works.

[@waltersobchak7275]

@@amc6939 works for about 20 minutes. You are not addressing the root problem only masking it.

[@alexpretorius1289]

i cant wait to try this.. i was getting hopeless with this cats

[@kaseycentanni753]

my cat went on the top part of the couch three days ago. i have spent 300 bucks and 18 + hours trying to get the smell out. NOTHING has worked.

[@Wildernesscat]

Hey there, sorry I missed your comment. Your experience sounds extremely frustrating. Have you had any success removing the urine odors over the past few weeks? A couch is a difficult place to remove urine odors from, since the urine sinks into the fabric and into the fibers within. If you haven't tried this yet, try injecting an enzyme urine remover deep into the couch with an injection kit like these: www.amazon.com/SCOE-10X-Upholstery-Mattresses-Odor-Causing/dp/B07FTWVH4F/ www.amazon.com/Inject-N-Clean-Tool-Injection-Bottle/dp/B01HUDR9VW/ I hope this helps, and let me know if you have any more questions.

[@Reza.El-Fatih]

gosh

[@cheshire_skatkat9093]

I would get a spot cleaner with an extended hose. Heres what to do. 1. Get natures miracle URINE remover, febreeze, dawn dish soap 4x platinum, oxy pure arm and hammer laundry detergent. 2. Fill the spot cleaner with COLD water. (Little known fact cold water is always what you want when cleaning cat pee FIRST.) CLEAN with COLD water first on pee spot. Just cold water. 3. Use dawn 4x platinum dish soap for second cleaning. Use luke warm water in spot buster. 4. Use oxy pure for this run. Warm water in spot buster. 5. Pour natures miracle directly on pee spot generously and LET AIR DRY. 6. After air dry hit with arm and hammer laundry detergent with HOT water in spot cleaner. Let air dry. 7. Hit with febreeze as directed. Let air dry and hit again with natures miracle. This is a long process I know but it does typically work. Cat piss is a SOB to get rid of.

[@fuscialilac3306]

This was really educational and useful. About to go clean up some cat urine! You did a great job presenting the subject. Thank you.

[@krystaloglesby5694]

I appreciate the time you took for this! It is exactly the detailed information I needed! Thank you, thank you!!!!!!

[@irishughes1994]

I don't have a cat but the previous home owner did I can tell carpet was pulled up and in one of the bedroom there is a strong odor I have cleaned and mopped the room and the smell is still there. My question is what can I do for hard wood floors that have cat urine odor

[@snappycappy27]

Same thing as fabric, the trick is to let the enzyme solution soak in and work. Pour it on...let it sit for a while. Go back and clean it up

[@tgreen6205]

Shellac primer. BIN by zinsser will seal the smell completely.

[@loveksxo]

Thanks for this! My girls are driving me crazy🥴 just put these products in my Amazon cart

[@Wildernesscat]

So glad you found the video helpful! If your girls are going outside of the litter box on a regular basis, you'll want to address that behavior as well as the urine odor. You might like our guide to stopping your cat from peeing outside of the litter box: www.wildernesscat.com/stop-cat-from-peeing-outside-box/ Let me know if you have any more questions. You've got this! 🐱 - Mallory

[@loveksxo]

Wildernesscat with all this pandemic I finally received my icky poo and blacklight. I can’t wait. Thanks again! 😂

[@Frenchmarigolds]

- Love KS did it work ?

[@loveksxo]

Elizabeth Flores the smell is gone! ☺️

[@Playstation1]

This girl’s ponytail is absolutely BEAUTIFUL 😍❤️

[@luisalbertodiaz8138]

Hello the best info that I have ever had was by using the Makale Cat Cure (i found it on google) - definately the no.1 resource that I have ever followed.

[@aresty6874]

Playstation1 There are a few factors in reducing cat spraying at home . One resource I found that succeeds in merging these is the Makale Cat Cure (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the most helpful guide that I've heard of. Check out the interesting information .

[@leahmay1506]

I recently got a male cat and OMGSH, I’ve never smelt such strong pee. My female cat’s pee smells nothing like this. For the most part, I don’t smell her pee at all unless I’ve slacked on scooping her litter for a few days, or, didn’t do a thorough cleaning and washing of the litter bin at the end of the month + complete changing of the sand... Thanks for the tips, I will try them for my male cat🐱

[@asmith8898]

Just get rid of the cat. I mean what does your cat actually do for you?

[@leahmay1506]

@A Smith, the cat makes me happy... yes, the pee smell is terrible, but if I can find a way to control the smell, why on earth would I have to give him away...

[@asmith8898]

@@leahmay1506 Because then you must clean after an animal that is meant to live outdoors.

[@leahmay1506]

@A Smith, that would be my discretion, wouldn’t it? If you personally don’t like domesticating animals, you absolutely do not have to, and no one is forcing you to... I personally do not mind.

[@asmith8898]

@@leahmay1506 Just my opinion. No need to get sensitive. I mean you know it's true. That's a combination of nasty, insane, pointless, weird and foolish.

[@marykcoughlin3627]

Also - I have Angry Orange Stain Remover Enzyme Cleaner - would this product be considered a Ion Base Odor Eliminator?

[@sjfanning7711]

Ma’am. People are getting annoyed that it takes WAY too long for you to get to the facts we need!

[@Wildernesscat]

Yes, we're aware of this. Please feel free to skip to 4:45-we would do things differently if making this video again, but for now, this is the best option.

[@rickelpers1820]

Repeating information is redundant. Too many “umm’s and ahhh..’s.

[@SweetUniverse]

I was looking for something I could make at home that gets rid of the smell, but it's not here

[@MrVolcano180]

what cat urine enzyme cleaner would you recommend for a hardwood floor surface?

[@marykcoughlin3627]

Great vido. I finally got around to cleaning a room with two couches that are currently pungent with pee odor. Cats now go in the litter box. But I want to salvage the couches. I have a question: what is the best order of product use? What do you suggest?

[@hotandsoursoup2664]

We used Natures Miracle

[@koidotjpeg9944]

Personally I find Live Odor Free to be the best. VERY useful for litter boxes

[@dragonfly264]

Can you use them in the washer?

[@godsguitar101]

extremely well done and very professional great knowledge and very explanatory. Great Job!!.

[@Wildernesscat]

Thanks, David!

[@amandag350]

Do you have to go back with a steam cleaner after applying the cleaner?

[@terioke5454]

I'm wondering that also

[@lad3497]

My cat Peed in a chair I have in my room And I got the stain out and I thought I cleaned it well but I could still smell it she did it again in the same spot yesterday so now I know I have to do something more about it

[@Ghostkill817]

Wow , the black light tip is gonna save me a lot of time

[@ninoadan8977]

Clicking that shopping cart so fast after watching this lol..going to update on the result when it arrived. I'm tired of home remedies. I've tried all the home remedies you mentioned...and you're right they didn't work😷😷😷

[@krystalcheena]

Updates?

[@cathstetics]

Any updates?

[@ninilovenana]

Updates!?

[@Broadcast77063]

Nicely done, great facial expressions, very real on camera presence.

[@Wildernesscat]

Hey there Avery, thanks for commenting! Your feedback is much appreciated.

[@tjt603]

What's the best carpet cleaning soap to use in the machine.

[@buyantynjargal]

People! Softener is the best thing to get rid of smell, just apply it and let it dry by itself, it really worked!

[@terioke5454]

What is softener?

[@Myeyeofthebeholder]

No it doesn't work. It covers the smell.

[@JoeyHamm3rStix]

So I have a large pile of clothes I let get put of hand. One of my cats peed on somthing and since then have pee’d on the items multiple times. I have two gallons of anti icky poo and a black light. How to I go about tackling this project? I could really use the help.

[@juneszeider5280]

Light you recommend says it’s NOT good for cat pee. Can you give guidance on this please?

[@lifenotbills]

Enzymes are not bacteria. I don’t understand why this is something people continually repeat about urine odor removers. Which is it, an enzyme cleaner or live bacteria cleaner. Enzymes are easily denatured with heat, so maybe that’s why a cleaner stored too long stops working.

[@chantellepeters6381]

I’m at my wits end with my cats. I love them but they keep weeing at my front door 😓 definitely gonna try this

[@Wildernesscat]

Hey Chantelle, hope the tips and recommendations in this video help you out. Let me know if there's anything more we can do to make sure you solve this problem. Take care!

[@steriskyline4470]

Chantelle Peters thoroughly clean where they pee then put a litter tray directly on top of it, once they’re peeing in the tray you’ll be able to move it and if you’ve cleaned well enough they won’t pee there again

[@Mr.Deko86]

Same here.bive tried just about everything under the sun and I'm watching this video as I'm cleaning the garage floor for the same reason. Last straw. If this does not stops them, they're gone.

[@CEO_YXNO]

U are the goat for this FOREAL i got the anti icky poo and it got rid of that linger white vinegar and baking soda wasnt enough

[@somethingthatican]

Are there any urine odor eliminating products/shampoo that you recommend to use on cats themselves? Mine peed in his carrier, so he was soaked it in. Ive given them two baths with no luck and brushed them out as well. its been several days and it doesn't seem to be improving much. Any help is so appreciated!

[@koidotjpeg9944]

This is pretty late so I'm sure you found a fix, but Live Pee Free is safe to use on pets. I've used it on my dog before. Not always permanent if it's BO because the pet can produce more if it isn't cleaned properly, but I would be willing to bet it would work good for pet urine on a pet

[@memaacalifornian5517]

Do I have to completely clean area before putting enzymes on...in advance thank you..

[@Wildernesscat]

No, you don't, it's actually best not to apply any other cleaning products before the enzymes since they could render the enzymes ineffective. Just blot up the stain as well as you can, and then apply the enzymes as indicated on the bottle. Hope this helped and let me know if you have any more questions!

[@Nope2022HugeTheWarningFan]

@@Wildernesscat Will hydrogen peroxide render it useless, please?

[@jonathanreich9694]

I’ve used angry orange. It says in the directions to blot up after spraying the effected area. Should I just leave it or should I blot it up. It is sn enzyme product.

[@illmatic33]

So where is the link to the product? Instead a link to an entire website

[@mleet3125]

Just brought home an adopted cat today and she got startled by one of our dogs. She sprayed on my clothes and drizzled a bunch onto our carpet as I took her to a different room for her to feel safer. Thanks for the black light trick.

[@kuuipojones631]

Thank so much for all this information well needed!

[@thesanctuaryatwildroseacre7527]

What method would work on spreads (used to cover furniture to protect from cat scratches) that have been treated with an enzymatic product (allowed to dry) and then laundered only to have them come out of the dryer with an odor that even humans can smell?

[@Beingthechange-l]

Thank you very much for sharing this essential knowledge. I loved your video with strait forward no nonsense message. Which you delivered in a very clear and comprehensive manner; maintaining positive encouraging energy! I will follow this comment with a separate one with a question.

[@bennybongosbigolebonanza894]

Hah! I like that you took the time to do the black and white infomercial scene there!

[@pachavega]

What if the cat pees and poops on a wool sheepskin? What would you recommend?

[@TheDesertsweeper]

What one needs is not the solution but the cure to get them to stop doing it moving forward

[@abdulkarimutak1661]

So this is why my cat didn't using his Cat litter, He like under my bed and it stinks so solo badd

[@Cat-Nipples]

Just gamble the cat away

[@Wolferal]

What if some cat pee got on some jeans? Can I just wash the jeans? Do I have to use enzyme cleaner on them, too?

[@phenomenal_woman]

Can I use this on a book bag and a laundry bag made out of the same material?

[@charleshines2142]

What brought me to you is looking for someone other than those delusional people who think vinegar does everything. For me it absolutely does not. I have tried it on hard water stains and no change whatsoever so I am very cynical of those who seem to think vinegar works on everything. Just keep it in salad dressing where it belongs is what I say to them! My cat must be doing her thing near the side of the box. It is a large enough box, regularly scooped and maybe she just likes being near the side of it. I know cats can be weird at times. Maybe this is an example. Her box is in the cellar on concrete. You would not know there is anything in the air if you are used to it and walked in and out actively expecting to notice it and looking for it. It would be kinda like those dumb people on cat litter commercials who hold their nose above it and comment on how it stinks. Of course it stinks then and a lot of those commercials are overly dramatic really considering they are not like this in their real life.

[@harmonicaplayersrock]

To your knowledge, can LPF or Icky Poo be sprayed into duct work safely and effectively. I've traced the odor to a duct, and I've washed the duct receiver and vent (wood floor) but the odor, as you've pointed out persists, and the pet is revisiting it - maddeningly so! Any suggestions?

[@kristinb3093]

So with the enzyme cleaner you had said the bacteria dies after sitting around not used. Why have that huge bottle then? It's so expensive but if it'll just go bad whats the point. I guess the big jug would be meant for a cat who pees alot? In my case, my cat has a problem with peeing in the box & he either steps in it or it splashes him or he pees on himself. He then walks around with his pee paws. Even that is sooo stinky & clings to everything. But it doesnt happen often is my point. How long would you say that bottle can sit un used before going bad? I should probably get the little spray bottle.

[@kimcoppock9337]

After using a simple solution extreme urine destroyer, and letting it set. Do I mop the floors

[@thatfeeble-mindedboy]

I started by using liquid Rid-X, and it worked way better than anything I had tried before. Over many years of experimenting with all kinds of chemicals and methods, what I’ve settled on is this: while the end process is actually a digestive process that disassembles the long chain protein molecules that cause cat urine to be such a challenge, I am a firm believer in the concept that SOME components of the contamination are, in fact, ‘soluble’, and you really should remove all the things present that CAN be removed by ‘conventional’ methods so all further work can be concentrated on the remainder, that is, the part that can ONLY be removed by the more exotic means. My experience is that simple ammonia dissolves more of the components of urine than anything else I’ve tried. Long appreciated as one of the most potent de-greasers you can get, it is profoundly alkaline (base- the opposite of acidic; high pH, etc.) which may be why it dissolves urine so well, I’m not sure, but it’s what I use to remove as much as can be removed by a simple procedure. Since Rid-X worked so well, I looked around and did some research, and concluded that the least expensive way to get the largest quantity of the most aggressive enzymes and specialized bacteria was in the form of products sold for the purpose of treating the “holding tanks” of RV’s (campers), very similar to septic tanks, to break down and deodorize … well, what goes down the toilet … pee and poop, right? So I went down to Walmart and got a jug of holding tank treatment boasting high populations of the appropriate microbes, a variety of enzymes, but also a powerful citrus -oil-based surfactant that coincidentally gave it a quite pleasant orange smell. The next step is very difficult… you apply liberal amounts of a 50/50 solution of enzyme liquid and water, (I used a garden pump-sprayer) and absolutely drench the carpet, pad, all the way down to soaking the concrete slab, even walk on it to force it in, seriously, I’m talking sopping wet; and then, against every instinct you have, cover the entire area with plastic; giant lawn and leaf bag, painter’s drop “cloth”, (I found some HUGE 9x12 static cling plastic sheet drops in the paint department, and dirt cheap, too), and covered the whole area … wrong as it seems, you’re trying to prevent evaporation. It’s not going to mold or mildew, grow mushrooms, rot, or fester - trust me … just don’t scrimp on the enzyme. It’s eating up mold spores along with everything else. Leave that wet and covered, walking on it even helps, I think, for at least three days and use as little AC as you can live with. After it’s cooked as long as you decided to let it; I’d say at least 3 days, but probably no more than a week, then take up the plastic and go after it with a wet vac or carpet extractor and pull out as much as you can. When it completely dries, you should detect no odor at all except maybe a faint orange fragrance. DO NOT RINSE IT. The little bit that remains is what will preserve your work, and be reactivated if it gets wet again. One last point, any product that is marketed specifically to pet owners is automatically going to be marked way up in price. Find out what the active ingredients are and see if you can get it another way. Hope this helps… it sure has worked well for me. Good luck.

[@thesanctuaryatwildroseacre7527]

Would this method work with spreads (used to cover furniture to protect from cat scratches) that have been treated with an enzymatic product (allowed to dry) and then laundered only to have them come out of the dryer with an odor that even humans can smell?

[@UTAHtheN0bleBirthright-]

Could you skip the ammonia part and go straight for the other r.v. treatment? I seriously don't know how my cats fuct up brand new carpeting so badly. I can see the big pee spots on the underside of carpet. I'm going to throw out the pad. But I've already had the carpet deep cleaned( supposedly with an enzymatic cleaner) I'm trying to sell the house, and realtors say the smell is still there. Cats went to the pound as I moved to a small apartment and couldn't keep them. I'm so angry that expensive carpet is ruined. I kept most of basement carpeting covered with a huge camping tarp most of the time, but somehow it still got peed on in spots. As much as I cried through the process of taking my two cats to a no kill shelter, it helps me get over my sadness when I think about how angry I am! Never again will I have an indoor cat!! . Maybe your method is worth a try.

[@thatfeeble-mindedboy]

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[@tailstheinventor3570]

Would this work on like wooden surfaces

[@stevekeller8876]

my cat just jumped up and peed on my brand new iMac keyboard and sprayed the brand new iMac monitor. The rage!!

[@Wildernesscat]

Yikes, Steve, that is upsetting! It sounds like territorial or marking behavior-your cat may see the new iMac as an invader. Is your cat spayed or neutered?

[@hellosimpledays4536]

I stopped caring about cats. Thay dont like us and dont want us. Thay are brats and have super bad behavior.

[@lolavedette7566]

@@hellosimpledays4536 They are cats being cats. Learn about your cat and how to train it instead of expecting it to just behave how you want. :)

[@faithguitierez1900]

Hellosimpledays it’s really sad you actually own cats looking at your channel, you should research the animals you buy and invest time into your animals..

[@beforedawn]

Another site recommended rewetting a dried pee spot if you use Live Pee Free, otherwise they said it isn't as effective on urine crystals. Has this been your experience?

[@jmas2312]

thanks man. great and thorough Explanation video.

[@inkedonww3320]

So if ur cat marked on a blanket, u pour this on it then what? U didn’t say what to do after u pour the solution on. Do u just let it sit then throw in washer or do something else…? And does this work for spraying as well? Thx

[@mjb12141963]

If people would train their animals to go outside or use a litter box and keep it cleaned out this would not be a problem. My wife just bought a chair that reeks of the smell. In fact the whole house reeked. Now I have to figure out how to make this thing acceptable after getting the dog pee smell out of my Nephew's area rug that required several washings in the driveway with dawn dish soap, tide laundry soap, a brand new $500 carpet cleaner, a garden hose and a floor squeegee over 4 days. It finally came clean and they say it still smells clean like the carpet fresh I used last after it dried.

[@ayebruhham6733]

How do i get the odor out of the air if its very strong ? Do i just spray that in the air ?

[@mikemolski8567]

enzyme cleaners dont work for cat urine in concrete. Do you know of anything that will?

[@Wildernesscat]

Oxygen-based cleansers are known to work on concrete.

[@swoupgodbattleroyale6528]

You can cut 10 minutes off this video by just saying what it takes to rid the smell lmao

[@amberhanson1481]

Rude much?

[@doubledupoutdoors1494]

Literally no one asked you. Some people enjoy learning as much as knowing the solution. Keep teaching!

[@CrystalNoibat]

It's for ad revenue

[@benperryman4908]

Instead of putting helpful people down you could be more productive. This was useful info

[@sonja_ebonheart]

Sorry but I agree. I'm in a time crunch thing and all the videos take forever just tell me the product to but right fn now so I can fix it before someone gets home! And they plug products that I can't just buy now

[@belindavanowen1990]

Can I put either of these in my carpet shampooer so I can clean a larger area? Or treat the smaller areas with this and then some other cleaning solution in the machine? Do you have a suggestion for machine solution? Timeframe between spot cleaning and carpet cleaning? Thanks

[@nancyk3615]

So does it take 2 weeks before the enzyme cleaner starts to work> I have Natures Miracle never used it yet...

[@Goody2shzToo]

I think your chemistry may be a little flawed. Grease is also insoluble in water but regular Dawn dishwashing liquid cleans it just fine, and my understanding is it's just surfactants not enzymes. I've tried all kinds of oxy cleaners, vinegar, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, etc. Nothing worked. I finally found a product called Kids n Pets, an enzyme cleaner. It worked good but when I went back to HD to buy the gallon bottle, they didn't have it anymore. So I got Urine Destroyer carpet steaming product, which is a surfactant-based cleaner and it seems to work fine too especially if I run a hot water and vinegar rinse over it after it dries. I did a little research on the active ingredient and found it is derived from coconut which is of course oily, and the ingredient itself has degreasing properties. If you know more about this than my brief research has shown, I would love you to share.

[@jennifermcdanel8295]

Thank you. Great explanation of what to get and why. I just ordered a powerful black light the icky poo pre treat and the one you show in this video.

[@lorihunter2721]

Can't find coupon which comes first

[@pammicakes41]

Excellent video! I'm looking at purchasing a home and it smells like urine. Thank you for this info.

[@rebeccawalkden1985]

I'm having trouble with cat wee on my carpet I have bought a wilko multi surface unine stain and orsour destroyer will this work.

[@nikkis7375]

I took my cat to the vet. He repaid me by peeing IN my $300 favorite designer bag lol

[@pattydufour9375]

Ummm…..yeah, they’re good about ‘pay-backs’🙀

[@makaylaann3661]

Would this stuff work for underneath a mobile home trailer

[@Young_Dab]

Your too cute to be living in a mobile home

[@tiffariff]

Cheaper option: Natures Miracle no spray is an enzyme cleaner! It doesn’t directly say but it WORKS

[@marisolaltamirano4048]

Is it leather safe

[@brumeringue7739]

Thank you so much for the elaborate explanation 😻

[@junewilson7887]

What if they have peed on ceramic tile? TY😊

[@cinnamonwebb4030]

I have a situation whereby my cat has pee’d on my $6,000 massage chair. I live in Australia, so this solution is unavailable here. Also, I cannot pour anything onto the chair without damaging the mechanisms. Any other advice??

[@josiesews3922]

AWESOME detailed information and coupon code worked! So glad that I found your video first. Thank you So Much!

[@elizabethdove8791]

What do u suggest I use on a sweater that had old cat urine. Anything that works best cost dosent matter

[@StickFiguresMaster]

You need dawn dish soap (blue bottle) a microfiber cloth to use warm water with and you need to gently wipe with the microfiber cloth up and down the sweater without being quick, and you should have a separate tooth brush from what you already have and use a spoon with some baby powder and a cup of water, not a cup size of water but just an average cup and you want to want to make sure that the baby powder in the cup of water looks foggy or smoky, it’s not like it’d be dangerous if it’s smoky or foggy, it’s just that baby powder would be disrupted by a form of liquid like for example when you add hot chocolate mix to a cup of warm water, it’s just going to look sprinkly/foggy/airy/smoky, and the thing with the tooth brush is your going to dip it into the baby powder water like you would a brush into a can of paint, and your going if it’s like a hairy/fluffy sort of sweater where the material feels like a cat or dogs whiley hair then your going to need to brush it only a little bit quickly not madly quick though, and you don’t want to use pressure while rubbing the brush on it, you would just rub it on the sweater like soft wind touches your body. If it’s a not fluffy or hairy kind of fabric and is like a Steve Jobs turtleneck then your going apply a little sensitivity to the sweater with the brushing. You don’t want to use the baby powder on the sweater and then add water to the baby powder cause the baby powder could already mess up the color on the fabric like you would be using a nail file with your finger nails, you’ll make the color look sanded and that’s not going to be a recoverable thing.

[@wellitsherenow]

I can't sit through this to find out how to do it

[@katelynlockwood8871]

Our cat Puffy has been driving the entire family crazy with his spraying everywhere. We bought de-scenting sprays and special cleaners, which he ignored and re-marked all over the house... Some advice? Thank you.

[@alacransillamusical507]

Get him a diaper 😞