Will it help stop dogs from marking on the same spot? How does it smell? does work on tile floors?
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Hi Jim! Yes, this product helps stop dogs from marking in the same spot. It is not a bulletproof solution because sometimes animals simply want to mark their territory. This product does a fabulous job at removing any stains and odors caused by animal marking or any other organic pet made messes. Sunny & Honey Enzyme solution has a pleasant smell with a hint of peppermint in it. This product can be used on tile flooring along with many other surfaces: carpets, rugs, hardwood, tile, cloth and leather furniture, animal bedding, automobiles, rv's, pet crates, litter boxes, pet travel bags, and many other uses! Hi Jim! Yes, this product helps stop dogs from marking in the same spot. It is not a bulletproof solution because sometimes animals simply want to mark their territory. This product does a fabulous job at removing any stains and odors caused by animal marking or any other organic pet made messes. Sunny & Honey Enzyme solution has a pleasant smell with a hint of peppermint in it. This product can be used on tile flooring along with many other surfaces: carpets, rugs, hardwood, tile, cloth and leather furniture, animal bedding, automobiles, rv's, pet crates, litter boxes, pet travel bags, and... » Read More Hi Jim! Yes, this product helps stop dogs from marking in the same spot. It is not a bulletproof solution because sometimes animals simply want to mark their territory. This product does a fabulous job at removing any stains and odors caused by animal marking or any other organic pet made messes. Sunny & Honey Enzyme solution has a pleasant smell with a hint of peppermint in it. This product can be used on tile flooring along with many other surfaces: carpets, rugs, hardwood, tile, cloth and leather furniture, animal bedding, automobiles, rv's, pet crates, litter boxes, pet travel bags, and many other uses! « Show Less
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It has a light pine-y scent that is not really all that detectable unless you actually sniff the bottle. Sorry I can't help with your other two questions. I do not have a dog or a tile floor. I have an old cat and carpets. It works great on the carpets though.
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Yes it should! You must however clean area immediately which is hard sometimes! Absorb all urine and clean as usual spray and let sit then wipe off as directed. Do this twice if you have to! Definitely works better on tile however my dog marked her territory on my daughters carpet after my parents had left( they were staying in their room) I caught it right away before it absorbed all the way through carpet and cleaned and sanitized and sprayed the enzyme cleaner. No smell at all and I mean it!! I would rip it up if my daughters room smelled like dog pee!! Again catch right away clean sanitize and then use enzyme cleaner. Should work wonders Yes it should! You must however clean area immediately which is hard sometimes! Absorb all urine and clean as usual spray and let sit then wipe off as directed. Do this twice if you have to! Definitely works better on tile however my dog marked her territory on my daughters carpet after my parents had left( they were staying in their room) I caught it right away before it absorbed all the way through carpet and cleaned and sanitized and sprayed the enzyme cleaner. No smell at all and I mean it!! I would rip it up if my daughters room smelled like dog pee!! Again catch right away clean... » Read More Yes it should! You must however clean area immediately which is hard sometimes! Absorb all urine and clean as usual spray and let sit then wipe off as directed. Do this twice if you have to! Definitely works better on tile however my dog marked her territory on my daughters carpet after my parents had left( they were staying in their room) I caught it right away before it absorbed all the way through carpet and cleaned and sanitized and sprayed the enzyme cleaner. No smell at all and I mean it!! I would rip it up if my daughters room smelled like dog pee!! Again catch right away clean sanitize and then use enzyme cleaner. Should work wonders « Show Less
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Hi Jim! Yes, this product helps stop dogs from marking in the same spot. It is not a bulletproof solution because sometimes animals simply want to mark their territory. This product does a fabulous job at removing any stains and odors caused by animal marking or any other organic pet made messes. Sunny & Honey Enzyme solution has a pleasant smell with a hint of peppermint in it. This product can be used on tile flooring along with many other surfaces: carpets, rugs, hardwood, tile, cloth and leather furniture, animal bedding, automobiles, rv's, pet crates, litter boxes, pet travel bags, and many other uses!
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It didn't work on any surfaces for me. I recommend the PeeDar. The PeeDar worked great on carpet, microfiber, wood, and a tile floor. I have a pug that marks everything so I've used it everywhere.
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this helped, but didn't completely solve the problem. My dog quickly figured out when the mat was there equals zap. We tried 'setting her up' and she never took the bait. She is a basset hound, but can get up there somehow and does all the time. She has now taken to licking the dishes when I don't get to them right away.We had SOME luck with the Pet Agree (it's a wireless remote that does high pitch noise) and we could be out of the room and push it. Worked for a few weeks and now she doesn't care. Good luck!
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I know this product for me, removed the urine odor completely for me, but I bought a no no spray type (to discourage from going again) after I cleaned just to be sure they didn't go back. I know cats and dogs will go back to same spot because they smell their urine. I can't smell anything at all after using this, but their noses are stronger! But so far so good for me, cleaning with this and spraying a no pee spray once it dried.
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I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not annoying, the residual came off easily with Skin So Soft...probably any oil or lotion would work. Hope this helps. I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not... » Read More I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not annoying, the residual came off easily with Skin So Soft...probably any oil or lotion would work. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I've used it on tile and wood floors and got the smell out with no problem. So it should get the smell out of concrete as well (not sure about the stain that it leaves on concrete though.)
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Sorry, only dogs here. Works great for dog odor. I purchased 2, one was extremely loud and as time goes by it only gets louder, I think it is going to stop working soon. The other one is fine.
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I do not notice any smell from Eco-88. It is a GREAT stain/mark remover. My dogs tend to go back to the same area of the room; to the same spot, I could not accurately say. But, the product does remove the urine smell and color stains on the carpet. I think it is an amazing product. I have not tried it on tile floors as my dogs "prefer" carpet.
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This will not work for preserving your dog's footprints on the floor. A hardwood floor product like Varathane is going to be your best bet. http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product-catalog/consumer-brands/varathane/crystal-clear-floor-finish
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The smell is pleasant but not overwhelming. It hasn't stopped my Corgi from using the same spot--he is old and his back end is bad so I isolate him from the spot and take him out more frequently. I have hardwood floors so if some urine has seeped into the cracks in the flooring, it may be there is still a little smell the dog can detect. Neither I or my neighbor can smell anything offensive. I like the product and will order again.
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I used it near my sofa to avoid piss on my sofa legs, so my dog would stay away from the sofa surroundings. It worked, but my dog realised that after the mat was gone, he could get close and piss on my sofa legs again. I solved it placing the mat under my carpet. It is a heavy carpet, but placing it gently over the mat did not set it the alarm on, only when pressed. After the training time, I removed the alarm mat and my dog still was avoiding the sofa surroundings. So I think if your cushions are light, you could do it.
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I've used it twice on my hard wood floors with no ill effects. Maybe you left it on the surface a tad too long. And, this product is a "stain and odor remover", so I don't think it's intended to keep the offending animal from going back to the same spot. I think there are other products out there to try for prevention purposes.
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Maybe. I had a long, informative conversation with my vet about cat bathroom habits gone horribly wrong & learned that there are multiple factors at work in what makes an animal use a spot. XO has NO deterrent to prevent using the spot again. (A deterrent in the garden, for example, is red pepper flakes which cause the animal to avoid the area.) My experience is that XO takes away the "marking" scent that made the spot attractive to the animal. But the spot might be attractive for other reasons (how it feels, location & other factors.) XO can't solve that. I tried a product sold by my local pet supply store. It did not work as well as XO. I continue to buy XO. My cat who liked to use my best rug as a bathroom passed away from old age. I continue to buy XO to use around the house. I have a youngster who is sometimes visited by the barf fairy during the night & his aim misses the toilet bowl -- XO works wonders in ridding smells. It does not merely mask them as some product do. Hope this helps.
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This product does not keep them from going in the same spot, it just breaks it down so the smell goes away. My Border Collie whizzed the stove every time something up set him. I cleaned it every time with Anti-Icky Poo and when I finally broke him of the habit, you couldn't tell there had ever been pee in the house. I suggest you continue cleaning up with this and spray the area with some dog repellant formula (sour apple usually works well, but it depends on your dog). Or you can try to figure out what it is about that spot that makes him go there.
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It does seem to help in house training. We have used it with two puppies at different times. It of course is only one tool needed. Many times a puppy will find an "0ut-of-the-way" spot to do "their thing". Another tool we found very effective in those type of situations was also getting a small, cheap ($15-$20) infrared alarm (Radio Shack used to have them) aimed at the "out-of-the-way" spot. In the case of our second puppy - it literally scared the "poop" out of the puppy but she never did 'it' in the house again! That and Get Serious is very effective.
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We have the "fake wood" tile floors that have a small dip where the grout is to connect each tile and this roomba works just fine. We have a German shepherd, so this roomba is a hard worker. It works great with the pet hair & with any dirt & sand that was tracked in.
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There is an all natual spray called Bitter apple it work's great. I used it with a very large litter of Sheperd's that like furniture , plus it is great on hot spot's if your dog has ever had that. It does not have an odor and is pretty cheap to buy. Good luck Blessed little westie.