How do I remove (dried) cat urine stains from fabric, clothing?

Question

If using vinegar do I use it full strength on the fabric BEFORE washing or as an additive to the wash?

Answer 1

I used a combination of Vinegar and Baking soda. Put Baking soda in a cup, then add the vinegar.. it will "foam" a bit. Mix together.. Put the combo on the fabric/clothing and let dry. Then Wash.

Answer 2

put Pine sol on it before wash

add white vinegar to liquid detergent then rub on stains with gloves before wash

mix some clorox 2 with liquid detergent and place on stains before wash

Answer 3

I have 3 cats & at times they are "little treasures", leaving some wonderful "surprises" for me!

Here's what I've found...

vingear - hides the smell for a while - the smell will come back.

amonia - attracks the cat back (cat pee smells like amonia & they love this)

baking soda on its own - doesnt work

peroxide - bleaches

bleach - bleaches

The best thing I've found is here http://caturineoff.com (its NOT an affiliate link).  It works well, you sometimes have to use it more than once to make sure you get all the pee - but it does work and the smell doesnt come back.  Best of all you make it up yourself as you need it so you dont have to spend a fortune on bought products that dont work.

You can use this stuff to clean just about anything, including carpets etc

Answer 4

Try some white vinegar...

Answer 5

I've heard that PeeAway works wonders for stuff like this, my aunt used it and she has 3 cats.  She says she makes the formula herself and uses it regularily because it works great for removing cat urine smells.