Wine, Baking Soda and Vinegar for Cat Urine?

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Shana - 01 May 2004 00:47 GMT

My cat has a behavioral issue with urinating on my carpet (she has
been checked - this is a behavior problem). I steam clean my carpet
about once a week, but I can still smell the urine smell sometimes. I
always add OxyClean or Vinegar to the steamcleaner along w/the normal
soap. It fixes the problem for a couple of days, but then it starts
up again. I'm in the middle of reading a book (Floating Dragon by
Peter Straub for you curious types) and there is a paragraph about
getting out cat urine smells. It says to use White Wine, Vinegar and
Baking Soda. Has anyone heard of this?

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-L. : - 01 May 2004 08:27 GMT

> My cat has a behavioral issue with urinating on my carpet (she has
> been checked - this is a behavior problem). I steam clean my carpet
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> getting out cat urine smells. It says to use White Wine, Vinegar and
> Baking Soda. Has anyone heard of this?

Don't waste your time. These and enzyme-based cleaners suck, IMO.

You need to clean the area where she are peeing
inappropriately with a good cleaner, and de-scent it with an odor
eliminator. The cleaner I recommend is ODOKLEEN and the de-scenters
are ODOKILL (ODO-products are available at pet supply stores), or
NODOR (available through Nu-Scents in Knoxville, TN, USA,
1(800)262-9366). Once the
area is de-scented, they should no longer be attracted to it.

-L.

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James Marz - 03 May 2004 23:57 GMT

Wine, Baking Soda and Vinegar for Cat Urine?

Hell yes! Thats a good trade! How much cat urine do you need?

James Marz

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