Would this product be suitable for painting over concrete floors, to eliminate cat urine smell?
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I really don't know. I would probably go to a paint store & ask a professional. I have painted concrete before & due to the moisture level had difficulties. Bleach can usually get rid of urine smells but there are other products specifically for this. If the concrete is dry enough, there are paint/sealer products that work well. Ask a real paint pro & good luck.
1241382
The paint guy at Home Depot told me that this would cover cat urine smell on concrete floor. I purchased for smoke smell (and have yet to use it, btw...) not for cat urine smell.
1241383
I think it would cover up any stain, but I am not sure it would address the smell.
828490
I used this product on my concrete driveway. The product removes caulk well, not sure about paint.
835568
I'm not 100% positive but my best guess is that it will. It may take more than one application. I used it full strength on cat urine on carpet - the odor never came back. Hope this is of some help to you.
1475224
Have not tried it on concrete. But it works by enzyme action. Anyplace the urine-off can reach, where there is dried urine, it should work. Assuming it soaks in to the concrete as deep as the urine, it should work.... So far, I am amazed how well it has cleared up smell from mattresses. rugs, furniture, etc.
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I'm not sure specifically on cat urine as my cat didn't use the carpet as a potty. But, there was a large spot from the previous homeowner's dog that it did a great job on. I did have to go over it twice (probably because I needed to make sure there was no return of the awful smell). I was quite surprised at how well this cleaning solution worked.
443540
I think so. It was awesome with cat urine and diarrhoea. Also cat spray from anal glands. I love this product and would strongly recommend it!!!
434760
If you are trying to remove pet odors from tile grout I would give it a try, but it is an enzyme product and it won't bleach out stains. I used it on my rug and sofa and it did a fine job. It smells decent also. On the sofa I had to do 2 applications.
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I use this product to kill the order of pet urine in my house. After spraying the area and letting set for about 24 hours I then clean the area and if possible steam clean (floors). I then respray if I think there is urine still under the baseboards or spots my cleaning missed. If it is used again by my cat, I know I did not get all the urine cleaned up, however, I can not smell urine in my house and visitors have commented they would never know I have multiple cats.
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I really don't know. I have used it on carpet and hardwood floors and it has worked. I also followed up with a product called "Zero Odor" which gets rid of any odor in the air and carpet. Both products are the best ones that I have found for cat vomit and especially cat urine. Fizzion is also good on any type of stain on fabric or carpet.
140223
Yup I think it worked great. I really sprayed on a covering by our garbage. I also put it on the couch and NOPE dog and cats stayed away. IT does not hurt anything you spray it on. JUST be liberal with it. The other thing is you can use a squirt bottle with only water. WHEN they do something just squirt the water and say NO ??. My adopted puppy does not chase the cat anymor since I spray and say stop chase. GOOD LUCK
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Yes, it works on cat urine if the urine is fresh - If you leave your cat for a weekend and the urine is dry by the time you return it may work. It depends on the material. There is a version of the product specific for cat urine and I've not seen a difference. It's important not to try water or soap first and the worse the stain the more time it needs to soak. I use multiple towels to try todraw the urine out. Nothing is perfect but this is the best product for the job.
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This is THE stuff for blocking bad odors. I know from selling paint and owning an evil cat that it fully blocks cat pee, mold, soot/smoke, nicotine, etc on any hard surface (cat pee in carpet always requires replacing the pad underneath so spray or paint shellac over the sub-floor while it's accessible) If you intend to paint over the item or it's for walls use the shellac primer which has a white tint instead of the clear. Some older antiques (before 20th century) were finished with shellac so test a spot with alcohol for softening of the finish; shellac dissolves the finish of only shellac so all other finishes (or unfinished wood) are safe. Even if it's a valuable piece that will possibly be restored it's easily removed. Shellac is also a non-toxic finish once dry so it's safe for children's toys and food prep areas. As long as you aren't inhaling the alcohol fumes on purpose it can be used safely indoors. Not good for soft materials as it is solely a surface coating.
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Unfortunately no, but ive heard that putting dog urine (nasty i know) would help by putting it around the border of your yard. This product helps with when a cat urinates and you need to clean it up and get rid of the smell but it is good to put around if that stray cat was there because itll erase its "territory"
807250
the smell was gone in a few hours. and it isn't too pungent. don't let the smell deter you from this product. I use it form weight lifting platform on top of the concrete in my basement. I've had my kettlebells and bar with 300lbs of weight drop on this mat and the floor is fine.
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If it works on wetsuits with pee I see no reason why it wouldn't neutralize cat pee. It all depends on where you are putting this, in cat litter or directly on say a rug. Either way the sink the stink is supposed to be mixed with water so depending on the application it may work for you.
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hmmm. i'm no professional, but since it's hardwood, you might have to sand it out. I'm thinking it's pretty soaked in there. and to "unsoak' it with more liquid will probably trash it. Is the pee in a super visible place? I was thinking maybe you could spray some Fizzion on, then sprinkle it with baking soda or borax, maybe, to suck up the Fizzion and with luck, the cat pee also. But, I have NO IDEA if this will do something crazy to the floor. I'm curious now, I think I'll have to go online and see if someone has come up with a solution! Good luck!
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Carpet yes, but this is not a cleaning solution - it only attacks the urine or other various smelly stains, so on tile it may not soak down to the smell, if the urine has somehow soaked into your tile. It would probably depend on the type of tile you speak of, but what I can say is that I have NEVER found a product that worked better than this for urine. Almost everything else is half-assed at best.