Does urine-off work on unsealed concrete?
1567383
Yes. I would leave my dogs in the garage while I was at work and they kept missing the pee pads. Couldn't stand the smell and did some research. I came across this product and I highly recommend it.
1567384
I have not tried it on Concrete, But it works pretty good so I don't see why it would not, Might have to apply more then once,
1819482
I haven't tried that but it sounds like a good idea. It's been awhile since I've needed the product but as I recall, step one is to soak up and remove as much urine as possible, then use the Urine Off to neutralize and leavings. So, if you're carpet isn't drenched already, that might be a good idea. I do know that if you have an area rug, oriental carpet for example, you want to roll it up and clean the hard floor underneath and then clean the carpet.
1280503
you should use concrete sealer x-3 on top of this product to make the concrete urine repellent.see our website on this subject at www.dog-kennel-sealer.comRegardsMikeStone Technologies Corp423-503-4490
2065041
Hmm. I have not used my steamer on concrete. Concrete is pitted. What is ever in it.. needs a chemical to pull it out... or a lot of water. The steamer doesn't emit large quantities of water. I would first try something to neutralize the urine. Look for a pet related product. ** #1 Pet Odor Eliminator ** Urine Remover - CRI Certified Enzyme Cleaner For Old & New Stains - FREE BONUS Included... by Petseer Amazon sells this. It is an enzyme...so not a harmful substance. As I stated earlier, I think a lot of water is needed to wash the urine away. Best to you - S.
1656723
My issue was cat urine on concrete, which wasn't stained since I always tried to clean up the mess asap. So I'm not sure about it's usefulness on stains.
1537688
yes - it doesn"t take much fluid. I have a cement floor and I find myself cleaning up urine.
1725401
Although I didn't have urine stains on my floor, the product restored my floors to practically brand new condition, removing all kinds of other stains and discolored areas, so I would expect it to work on urine stains too. Be sure to use it as instructed. I used a commercial buffer, with a marble buffing pad. Use painter's tape along your floorboards. The process is messy, but well worth the results, not to mention it saved the $1,500.00 I was quoted to have it done professionally.
2146446
Leave it alone....this product uses enzymes that work afterward, leaving a smell for a day or two if its too badly saturated with urine, but the smell WILL go away after it finishes eating at the "mess" (literally). I have used Nature's Miracle on an apartment I was cleaning that had badly soaked carpets, and the day after, you could barely walk into the house, because the odor of the urine and an "alcohol smell" that is a byproduct of the enzymes doing their work, but after the second day, ALL of the smell was gone, and the carpets looked like new. This stuff works, but people need to know, this is ENZYME based, not chemical or soap based, so it takes TIME to do its job, but it WILL do it, and do it well. Think of enzymes as little critters that live off of urine, blood, and feces, and will eat and eat until they have nothing else to eat. After a couple of days, you can clean the carpets again to get rid of any remaining traces that may be left, but if you don't give this stuff time to do what it does, you are just wasting your money (like the guy that called in the "pros" afterward...all they did was soak up the enzymes that were already doing their job, then probably putting more on there along with some sort of chemical deodorizer that seals the urine into the carpet and padding so you couldn't smell it, which in return, will not allow enzymes or anything else from that point on to remove what urine they sealed in). So...use this stuff, then, LET IT SIT AND DO ITS JOB, even if its for a couple of days, it will work, DO NOT RINSE, after a few days, re-clean the carpet if you like, but don't do it BEFORE ITS DONE WORKING!! The added smell means its doing its job, not that it didn't.
1238178
Yes. As long as they don't sit in the urine for an extended period of time, it will keep the urine from the pillow. It has kept my kids pillows urine free for long enough for them to let me know, stripping the bed, and then the pillow. Sometimes even longer.
1692854
for urine smell, this one will work the best: Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover Gallon (512504) good luck!
1953709
I have concrete under my carpet, and as long as you drench the area well, yes it works.
1761969
Yes it does. We have laminated wood floors and as long as the room is dark you should be able to spot urine. I have a male dog so I also have to check along baseboards.:)
1696755
I am going to say No. I installed some granite and used Bulletproof on it and it did not seem to do much but puddle up. So I believe the granite must have been sealed.
1929117
Definitely, NOT! Radon Seal works by a chemical reaction between it, and the cement in concrete. It does NOT work unless it's used on clean, porous concrete. There is less cement in concrete blocks (also known as cinder blocks) so more radon seal is needed in this case. NEVER use RadonSeal on anything but cement based, porous concrete walls, floors and blocks. Sorry!
1841062
As on any spot, make sure to pretreat with one of Nature's Miracle for cat urine. Then cleaning area with a spray bottle mixture of hot water and shampoo as a temporary fix does work, but make sure to blot the area quite well removing as of as much dampness as possible. But truthfully the action of a rug cleaner is best and there are several "Spot cleaners" on the market that are affordable and work quite nicely. Spray bottles and a sponge just can't get as deep as the urine already had. Using a product to break down the urine is as important as this shampoo, they work hand and hand. But how well you use the shampoo makes all the difference. Again as a quick fix use by hand, but a machine is best.
15663
Frankly, I've only used it in the litter box, and to freshen the room it is in. I turn to Nature's Miracle for the serious stuff, since this isn't meant as a "cleaner" per se, just an odor eliminator. But even Nature's Miracle, like the comments below suggest about PA, needs to soak all the way into wherever the urine is, AND then dry properly. You may have to lift up the carpet to do so. I've heard some folks say that if it gets into the cement or wood below, it can be hard to completely eliminate the smell, no matter what product you use.
23003
Just guessing it would work. In my experience goo-gone or Goof-off works at least as well and is cheaper.