Can't get rid of the smell of dog wee!!!

Question

Our dog had a little accident in the porch on sunday morning, we spent the best part of 2 hours cleaning it up, scrubbing the floor, bleaching the floor (its tiled) but no matter how much we clean it, we cant get rid of the wee smell....what can we do or which products can we use...? HELP!

Answer 1

no need to repeat yourself u know

Answer 2

Like Gemini, I also tried vinegar and water. It works!

I also sprinkled the area with baking soda then vacuumed it the next day.

Answer 3

Your local pet store should have a special spray which neutralises the smell and kills bacteria.  Worth getting one as it can be used on carpets and furnishings too.  Johnsons make a good one.

Answer 4

Surgical spirit works for cat pee so maybe you can try that.

Answer 5

Things You’ll Need:

Towel or paper towel

Bottle of Ammonia

Step1

As soon as you see the spot where the urine is place a towel that has been folded many times on top of it.

Step2

Stand on top of the towel (please make sure you have shoes on!)

Step3

Lift the towel, check to see if all urine is soaked up. Do this either by placing another towel down to see if it gets wet or just feel it.

Step4

If it is soaked up, then pour ammonia around the outside of the spot first, then over the rest of the spot. You do not want to flood the house with this, but make sure you pour enough to soak through to the carpet pad.

Step5

Repeat steps 1 through 3 and let air dry.

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It smells terrible at first, but it rids the smell of the urine.



The smell of the Ammonia does not last long.



USE IN WELL VENTILATED AREA (open a door, turn on a fan)



If using on a carpet - You should test this on an inconspicuous area of your carpet before using.



I have not used this method in cars or on wood floors.

Answer 6

www.urinegone.com They even give you a black light like the CSI guys use to see bodily fluids on things, so you will know when it's gone for sure!

Answer 7

White vinegar and water in a spray bottle, leave to soak in for a few minutes, then wipe/dry off, might need a couple of attempts but it works!!!

Answer 8

Jeyes fluid. It has a fairly pungent odour itself but once that goes the wee smell goes too. Good Luck

Answer 9

Dettol, or NEAT white vinegar. Leave it to air dry. Don't EVER use bleach or any other ammonia-based product, because this has the same constituent as dog wee and it will actually encourage the dog to repeat himself!

Edit: again, DON'T use anything containing ammonia, you have been warned! Just google 'dog urine ammonia' and you'll see all the experts agree.

Answer 10

neat zoflora or slightly diluted, when my little one was potty training worked a treat, make sure its floral or the spring time one.