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July 20th 06, 03:21 AM
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cat odor removal
Martha wrote: Hallo! Would anyone have a recommendation for a product that has worked for them? I can't smell the odor on the cushion, but a visitor did. Ones I've heard of were Urine-gone and Petasket [?]. I'm not interesting in just masking the odor, but in getting rid of it, so baking powder-based is not what I'm looking for. Thanks for any ideas! I still swear by Nature's Miracle. Anything that could remove "eau de tomcat" from the upholstery of my car HAS to be among the best! Martha 
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July 20th 06, 06:19 AM
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cat odor removal
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote: Martha wrote: Hallo! Would anyone have a recommendation for a product that has worked for them? I can't smell the odor on the cushion, but a visitor did. Ones I've heard of were Urine-gone and Petasket [?]. I'm not interesting in just masking the odor, but in getting rid of it, so baking powder-based is not what I'm looking for. Thanks for any ideas! I still swear by Nature's Miracle. Anything that could remove "eau de tomcat" from the upholstery of my car HAS to be among the best! That was my first introduction to NM also. Tomcat spray inside my car. P-UUUU. Sherry
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