It doesn't. It's just foamed up scented soap. It can clean blood, urine, feces from most any surface. Once the surface is cleaned the odor is gone. Does the same as any foaming cleaner like Scrubbing Bubbles. Just another online "hack" that was misinterpreted. Now people in the UK and Australia are slathering their bathrooms with shaving cream and someone out there is laughing their butts off. How about we try to swallow a tablespoon of cinnamon, put hot sauce in our eyes, and suck condoms through our noses while spraying shave cream all over our bathrooms.
The water and alcohol in shaving cream helps remove all of the urine, whether you wipe or mop it up. But the artificial scents in the product helps remove other odors by absorbing them within the cream that is used as a cleaning product and wiped away, and leaving a small amount of the scented cream behind on the floor, tile, trash can, toilet brush holder, walls, baseboards, and other places it has been used. I have used very inexpensive shaving creams to polish porcelain and mirrors. Like Barbasol, which has fewer extra creamy or soapy ingredients, and more water and alcohol, but still smells fresh. I hope you like the results. Jewell
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It doesn't. It's just foamed up scented soap. It can clean blood, urine, feces from most any surface. Once the surface is cleaned the odor is gone. Does the same as any foaming cleaner like Scrubbing Bubbles. Just another online "hack" that was misinterpreted. Now people in the UK and Australia are slathering their bathrooms with shaving cream and someone out there is laughing their butts off. How about we try to swallow a tablespoon of cinnamon, put hot sauce in our eyes, and suck condoms through our noses while spraying shave cream all over our bathrooms.
Hi Evette, this may explain it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhW7R6taYI0
The water and alcohol in shaving cream helps remove all of the urine, whether you wipe or mop it up. But the artificial scents in the product helps remove other odors by absorbing them within the cream that is used as a cleaning product and wiped away, and leaving a small amount of the scented cream behind on the floor, tile, trash can, toilet brush holder, walls, baseboards, and other places it has been used. I have used very inexpensive shaving creams to polish porcelain and mirrors. Like Barbasol, which has fewer extra creamy or soapy ingredients, and more water and alcohol, but still smells fresh. I hope you like the results. Jewell