How do I get the smeel of dog pee off my linoleum?

Question

I tried bleach, pine sol....!

It's bad!

Answer 1

Use vinager white I think but try both.

Answer 2

Mama Jazzy Geri missed an important point.  Baking soda is a necessity - BUT - WILL bleach out emerald greens or deep turquoises, if not other colors.  (It's great for deodorant, but pat, don't rub, you'll get raw - and don't wear with anything in dark blue or green.  Use it to remove odors from clothing in the wash - but - again - no dark blue or green.  So - if you're cleaning linoleum PLUS carpet, be aware of the blue/green caution.

Answer 3

There is a product called OUT pet odor remover. Not sure where all you can find it. I use it all the time and it takes odors out, even old ones. My son wets the bed and I use it to take urine smells out of his bed and it really works, works on pet odors too.

Answer 4

petco or most of your pet stores have a spray used just for what your problem is, your problem may be more serious and might have to include the removal of the linoleum my folks had a cat that insisted on peeing outside his litter box causing it to soak into floor boards try the I can't think of the name but it eliminates the odor good luck

Answer 5

You are so right any "pee" is bad when you can't remove the odor...

Here are three suggestions:

1   Go to a janitor supply store and tell them you need a cleaner that has ENZYMES in it to kill urine odors. Also read on the label what you can use it on. I'm sure your flooring is safe.  

2  If you can't get to this special store.....try cleaning your floor with WHITE VINEGAR mixed with water. Rinse well after mopping.

3. I've often used BAKING SODA and water it also is good for removing odors.   If you use this you must rinse the floor very well since it might leave a powder behind but it's worth it because it works very well removing odors.

Good luck,

Mama Jazzy Geri