Unfortunately, urine of any kind is kinda like paint/varnish remover. A
friend of mine who had to care for her mother during the last stages of her
life has some rather large black stains on the hardwood floor of what is now
my friend's daughter's bedroom. Her mother was incontinent, and the adult
diapers that they had for her did not hold her urine, and it leaked,
eventually ending up on the floor.
The only way to get rid of those 'stains' is to strips, sand and then
refinish the floor.

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> My cat recently started peeing on the floor and I've made all the steps to
> stop her from doing it but not I have black spots on my hardwood floor from
> her pee.. how do I remove this black stain??
> thanks
>how do I remove this black stain??<
Have your tried bleaching it with hydrogen peroxide ?
Dik
I'm sorry, but have you taken the cat to the vet, to find out why she's
peeing on the floor?? She could have a UTI and need some help. I'm not
trying to be mean or anything, but just wondered if the cat was
checked..?
jungle - 23 Jul 2004 15:42 GMT
> I'm sorry, but have you taken the cat to the vet, to find out why she's
> peeing on the floor?? She could have a UTI and need some help. I'm not
> trying to be mean or anything, but just wondered if the cat was
> checked..?
jungle - 23 Jul 2004 15:42 GMT
yes I said I've taken all the steps. that was my first concern..
I guess my only option is sanding... well at least its in the corner
> I'm sorry, but have you taken the cat to the vet, to find out why she's
> peeing on the floor?? She could have a UTI and need some help. I'm not
> trying to be mean or anything, but just wondered if the cat was
> checked..?