I have a cat that has a fetish for peeing on school bags. She's very polite
about it though - she only does it when we leave them on the floor. She
won't touch them if they're on a chair or the couch.
So, does anyone have a proven method for getting the smell out of a bag?
> I have a cat that has a fetish for peeing on school bags. She's very polite
> about it though - she only does it when we leave them on the floor. She
> won't touch them if they're on a chair or the couch.
>
> So, does anyone have a proven method for getting the smell out of a bag?
just wash it a few times thoroughly.
No More Retail - 30 Sep 2005 07:22 GMT
you mean back packs right garbage can washing won't get the smell out
of the fabric
Karin Gillette - 30 Sep 2005 14:58 GMT
1) Wash it and use a little baking soda with the detergent and use vinegar
in the rinse cycle.
2) Never leave bags on the floor.
3) Buy a new bag.
I had a student in class Wednesday, (I Sub so have a variety of classes)
whose shoes smelled of pee, not of dirty feet, but of pee. So at least your
bags don't get a regular dose of pee unless they are left daily on the
floor.
> > I have a cat that has a fetish for peeing on school bags. She's very polite
> > about it though - she only does it when we leave them on the floor. She
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> just wash it a few times thoroughly.