Simple Solution Urine Destroyer Enzymatic Cleaner | Pet Stain and Odour Remover with Pro-bacteria Cleaning Power - 1 Ltr

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Create a solution using 8 ounces of hydrogen peroxide, 3 tablespoons of baking soda, and 2 to 4 drops of dish soap or liquid laundry detergent. It is also extremely effective in removing odours and stains caused by vomit, faeces and other organic matter. It will smell strongly while you are cleaning, but once the vinegar smell goes, it also tends to "take" all bad smells with it. If the urine smell is coming from your floor, spray the area with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide, white vinegar, baking soda, and dish soap.

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Even if it's not possible to hang your laundry outside, it's still better to air dry them inside than to put them in the dryer. No scrubbing or hard work is required, the active ingredients in the Urine Remover do all the work, making it an excellent urine stain remover and urine smell remover. Enzyme-based products break down the uric acid in the urine to permanently eliminate the odor Enzymatic laundry detergent is available wherever regular laundry detergent is sold—your best bet is to look for ones that have "bio" or "enzymatic" in the name. Simply add about 1/2 inch of concentrate to the trigger spray bottle and top up to the rim with warm water.

Regularly washing your sheets and other bedding can also help protect your mattress from accumulating unpleasant odors. If you have an enzyme-based cleaner, check the expiration date on the bottle before you use it to make sure it'll still work well. It is also very common to discover unpleasant pee smells lingering around toilet bowls and on bathroom floors. If you or someone else in your home is sensitive to the smell of vinegar, you might want to do this more than once until the smell is gone. Using a cleaning towel or paper towels, gently blot the moist areas to soak up as much liquid as possible.

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Using a spray bottle, apply the solution generously to any stained areas, allowing the mixture to soak in. The Urine Remover is safe to use on all materials and has been designed to remove fresh urine stains, and to kill the smell on old urine stains.

While specifics differ among brands, they usually tell you to simply saturate the area in the cleaner and let it dry—that's it! You can also consider adding a few drops of an essential oil, such as lavender or eucalyptus, to help cover up any unpleasant smells. If stains have already set in before you get to the cleanup process, you may need to use a heavier cleaning solution. In addition to neutralising the odour, it also prevents staining from urine when the problem is tackled quickly.