Will this work on a leather couch to remove cat urine odor?
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I have had leather furniture ruined by cat urine. The urine runs off the leather into the fabric cushion components between the seat and back of the chair/sofa. I don't think it stays on the leather per se, but because it soaks into a place that is hard to reach, it is very hard to treat. You could spray the furniture, as the cat has sprayed/peed, so the Fizzion goes into the same place, but what happened to me was the liquid loosened the glue that holds the leather to the cushion components, and the hides began to lift off of the fill. I believe Fizzion will kill cat urine odor anywhere it can reach and soak in for a few hours. I only buy "throw away" furniture, and recently replaced 7 yo leather furniture with more. To protect this furniture, I stuff rolled up hand towels down into the crease between the seat and back, and bought multiple changes of furniture covers for it (from Amazon, of course). While some peeing does occur, it is not as often, and after many months, the furniture beneath is still like new. Albeit we aren't actually sitting on leather, but once the cat pee gets into the cushions I think it is near impossible to get it out because the Fizzion can't reach it all, and even if it does, the leather may separate from the fill. My furniture that was ruined was before I found Fizzion, and if I had it then, perhaps I wouldn't have had to soak it so often, and it would have lasted longer. Fizzion is the very best product to remove cat urine I have ever found, in years of having cats and searching for urine removal products. Hope this helps.
1482265
Well....to be honest, I'm not sure. I used it on an old pair of running shoes, to get the stink out. It reduced to smell but didn't remove it completely. I was going to try it again but don't have a lot of faith that it will completely remove the odor.
1772359
I am not sure, I think so. It does very well for dog urine. They do make it for cats, by the way.
1106639
My sofa is very dark leather, so most stains don't show - hard to answer your question, but it did clean up a visible pet stain from the cat, and some dirty areas on the front where the dog had constantly rubbed against it. I would say it is worth a try.
745562
I think that it will work if the substance causing the odor is indeed on the carpet, and not in the padding beneath. We did use ours to check bare floor and not carpet, but the smallest spot should fluoresce. This article may help you with cleaning and deodorizing: http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/removing_pet_stains_odors.html. Good luck!
203102
I would not suggest it. It leaves behind a sticky film that doesn't come off easily. I was able to use goo gone because it was on my table but I'm pretty sure you can't use that on leather so I wouldn't risk it. I would suggest keeping a scratching post a few feet away from the couch and rub catnip on it so it prefers to use the scratching post instead.
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I have found Nok Out to be very effective, although I imagine it depends on how strong the odor is. I would check out their website: http://www.nokout.com/home.php I have used Nok-Out on male cat urine and feces and found it extremely helpful.
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I would say no it can not, only because this is more of an air cleaner opposed to a furniture cleaner. What I would suggest is getting the cleaning powder, I forget the name but basically you just sprinkle it on your couch, or floor, or whatever furniture you wish, let it sit for a half hour or so and then vacuum it up. Pulls the smell right out. But as for this Ozium Spray, no, it would not get the smell out of your couch.
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It works fairly well on cat urine odor which is usually much stronger than dog urine. I still notice some cat urine odor from my carpet, but others don't appear to have as senitive a nose as I do and they can't smell it. It's the best product I've found to date.
1696728
I don't know if it would help or not, but I don't believe any of these types of products would be good for leather. If there is an unseen spot on your couch that you could test it on, that is what I would advise to see how it does.
1961028
I would think so. I use it with my rabbit. Hardly any odor from urine. If it is safe for bunnies it should safe for cats.
324535
I don't think the throw would stay on a leather couch too well especially with a child and cats. Probably would stop cat scratches but would take a lot of adjusting.
2057756
I don't know about dog urine but I tried it for cat urine on an upholstered chair and IT WORKS!!!! I used it twice just to make sure the odor was gone for good and I have got to say I was pleasantly surprised! Great product!
2149075
Yes, I have used it on a burgundy leather couch, loveseat, and chair. I would not have used it on any of those unless I did a small test area on the back of the couch first. I used this same products cleaning spray first and then the conditioner. There was a small amount of the dye that did come off of the couch. It did not damage the couch but some of the dye did rub off. Again, it was a burgundy colored leather.
1525342
It probably will. Cats generally do not like the citrus odor, and I have read where others have had success with using it this way. If a cat likes the smell, it not the norm.
1903874
Yes, I believe this would work. It works well on upholstered fabrics. However, the best ever tool I have for pet fur is this hand held vac. http://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Eraser-Handheld-Vacuum-33A1/dp/B001EYFQ28
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I use it on cat urine and it does work on the smell for that. I assume it would work for old smells but I really don't know.