Can anyone suggest what to use on artifical grass where dog urine has made it smell?

Question

Can anyone suggest what to use on artifical grass where dog urine has made it smell?

Answer 1

try fairy liquid,preferably in v/warm water,

Answer 2

Jeyes Fluid

Answer 3

use real grass instead of the artificial stuff.

Answer 4

Given that this is on artificial grass - I'd use white vinegar.  White vinegar used straight if the problem is strong - or diluted with water if the problem is mild - actually alters the chemical composition of the urine so that it no longer stinks.  The vinegar smell will dissipate after a couple of days.  This always works for us - whether dealing with human, dog, or cat urine.  

It's true that white vinegar is strong by itself, but better a couple of days smelling white vinegar than to have to continually try to get the smell out without success using other methods.

On a fresh stain we use the white vinegar half and half with water with just a little dollop of dish soap to get rid of the water barrier.  You might want to use gloves - it can be hard on your skin.

On dried stains we use white vinegar straight.

If you are working on soil you might consider removing the grass to a non-soil location before doing this.  White vinegar will kill plants.

Answer 5

clorox 2 removes the smell of dog urine on EVERYTHING.

Answer 6

i would try bicarbonate of soda  it absorbs smells ,providing weather is dry leave a few hrs get an old hoover out hoover it up  smell should be away