Upholstry Cleaning for pet smell removal

mommyaug06 · June 2011

Our cat has had some urinary tract issues which have been treated. Now we are facing the problem of removing the smell from the sofa and chair that he had been peeing on. We have tried various things uncluding cleaners found at both retail stores and the vet, washing the covers in the washing machine, Washing the actual foam! Nothing has helped. I think we are going to have to find a professional who is used to taking care of these problems.

We live in Essex. Any suggestions?

ucgrad · June 2011

I'm guessing you bought Nature's Miracle, since you said you bought commercially available stuff. My last guess would be to soak the foam in the Nature's Miracle and put it in the sun to dry. Being outside in the sun can work miracles on things. Also, you can use the Nature's Miracle in the washing machine when washing the covers.

Good luck! Cat pee can be the worst. I'm glad your cat is feeling better though!

madladybride · June 2011

I would definitely try the Nature's Miracle again.Soak it with NM, let it dry and then try steam cleaning it. Repeat until smell is gone. (My neighbor did this with basset pee that had been soaked in and it worked, but she had to do it 8 or 10 times). There is also a product called Nilodor that seems to work as well. (It comes in drops and gallon sized - I've only used the drops)

TheLinkBride · June 2011

Nature's Miracle actually isn't a very strong enzymatic cleaner. I like the one from gotpee.net, it's much more concentrated. You need to soak the area and let it on there for awhile in order for the enzymes to work. For stains, we have had good luck then with our Bissel Pro Heat 2x cleaner.

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