urine removal

daddypop wrote:

daddypop wrote:

kitkatluna wrote:

I think she's already planning to buy a new couch...again.
At least she is in a better mindset than she was yesterday...which was
ready to send Elmo to the moon!!!

What are you doing.

I mean right now, what are you doing.

What are you wearing

The suspense is killing me!


ooops! did I write that, it's your sense of humor and wit! I cannot
resist it. me crazy?, your the one with luna, lunar, lunatic in your
name..

Here is Luna (*She* is the lunatic):
http://public.fotki.com/kitkatluna/m.../dscf0074.html

juuuuuuussst kidding.

I hope so!

If not, here's DH...he'll appreciate if you dont ask what I'm wearing.
http://public.fotki.com/kitkatluna/m...imlunahug.html

So yeah...it was a strange post on your behalf...but i'll let it
slide...this time!!!

Pam

"kitkatluna" wrote
Ha. It's a brand new $1500 couch. She just moved and now that she is on
the ground floor, her boy Elmo has decided to let all the cats he sees in
the window know just whose damn couch it is!!!
Thanks for your help, Mary.

I thought microfiber was like the latest and greatest in upholstery. Didn't
think it was cheap.
Anyway, about the pee, I've heard mixed things about Nature's Miracle. I
used Oxyclean on the carpet before with good results.

--
-Kelly

"kitkatluna" wrote in message
m...
Mary wrote:
"kitkatluna" wrote in message
m...

I could use google...too lazy. Friend has microfiber couch, cat peed, a
bottle of nature's miracle later...still smells. Who's got the magic
cure?

Thanks!

pam


Tell you friend to ditch the cheap-ass couch?! What is micro-fiber,
some weird synthetic thing?


Ha. It's a brand new $1500 couch.

Even worse, since, just as I thought, microfiber
is a cheesy-ass synthetic. You know how smells
cling to plastic? It's the same concept.


She just moved and now that she is on
the ground floor, her boy Elmo has decided to let all the cats he sees
in the window know just whose damn couch it is!!!
Thanks for your help, Mary.

Always happy to be of assistance. ;0)

"kitkatluna" wrote in message
m...
daddypop wrote:

kitkatluna wrote:

daddypop wrote:

kitkatluna wrote:


I think she used the whole damn bottle. I mean she soaked the **** out
of the couch. Truth is, cat pee on a couch is hard to cure.

So, come on, my fellow experts. Whatchu got?
Pam


Sounds like it ran all down into the couch and beyond.
LOL.

Tell her to do it again...she just didnt go deep enough.
This time...put the stuff in slower and let is just soak down in there
and leave it.

Well, I know there are other products out there. Some people have had
luck with Natures Miracle and others not. Just wondering what other
products people use and swear by!


The key is, the couch is a synthetic and not made of natural fiber.

I never had luck with natures miracle. I use plain old white vinegar. Sop
up the pee, pour straight vinegar onto the mess let it set for 24 hours
then scrub it up with a rug scrubber. I've used this on the carpets for
years without any odor reoccurrence but I never had to deal with a couch so
I'm not sure how effective it would be. I guess it would depend upon how
deep the cat pee went.

Celeste

"kitkatluna" wrote in message
m...
I could use google...too lazy. Friend has microfiber couch, cat peed, a
bottle of nature's miracle later...still smells. Who's got the magic cure?

Thanks!

pam

On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 19:37:50 GMT, kitkatluna
wrote:

I could use google...too lazy. Friend has microfiber couch, cat peed, a
bottle of nature's miracle later...still smells. Who's got the magic cure?

Thanks!

pam

A product called "Anti-Ickypoo".

Apparently, this formula is used by folks who clean up crime and death
scenes. Though the labelling I saw at the pet store sells the product
on pet-urine removal, a creepy parenthetical item states that one of
the odors it cleans up is "dead body". shiver

We've been using it to clean up after Louis, and after the first
application the urine smell was invisible to us. We slacked in
repeated applications, and Louis apparently could smell the marking
after two applications and marked again.

So it removes human-readable smells after one application, but may
take a few more applications and cleanings to get out of the radar of
a cat's more finely-tuned sense of smell.

BLink