Removing cat urine

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Any solution out there for  removing cat urine from clothing after it has dried? I've tried pretty much everything from vinegar to Tide and I can't get it out. I'll take any suggestion that anyone has :)

Phyllis Ittas · Answer

My daughter brought her boots and a hockey bag up that her male cat had gone in - no he is not fixed and it smells to high heaven !!! Well, I have been using Fabreeze in both - helped a little. So I got some new Bounce sheets and sprayed them - It seems to be working ! Anyone else have any good ideas ?????

Shannon Spoto · Answer

baking soda and vinegar, let sit for at least 1 hour, put a couple drops of extra concentrate Dawn! Scrub well, remove all of the mixture with a shop vac, dry and sprinkle baking soda on area, and rub into carpet. Do not vac up baking soda right away.

Valeriemitchell · Answer

A tote, clothing. Shake cat litter under & over the clothing. Do the same with the bag. leave overnight & launder.

Janet Pizaro · Answer

If the above mentioned did not work try using natures miracle found in most pet stores.

Camaro1952 · Answer

I bought a pet urine remover forom walmart. I don't remember the brand but it was the least expensive one. It worked! and I found it also removed underarm sweat stains on clothing. Good luck.

LilMiss Synn · Answer

Thank you all sooo much! I'm going to go down the list and hopefully some of these great ideas will work. My darling brat of a cat picked the two most expensive pieces of clothing I own one of them being my warmest winter jacket! I will keep you updated! Thanks again!

Libby Wick · Answer

Cat urine is an organic substance and the only lasting way to really get rid of the smell is to break down the organic matter. That means using an enzyme based cleaner, e.g., bio washing powder. The organic matter spreads into the fabric much further than just the area which appears wet or stained. So the enzymatic cleaner has to be applied to a much larger area than you might think. Also,different enzymes work on different organic matter, cleaner made for cleaning kitchens will not work on pet odours, vomit, faeces, etc. There's a good list here, hope it helps: http://www.enzymesolutions.com/enzymes/products-services/retail/

MN Mom · Answer

Not to sound mean but unless it's a special piece that was expensive I pers would consider replacement. After trying so many solutions you may be losing the integrity of the fabric

Sue · Answer

Try Dawn dish soap and hydrogen peroxide mixed in spray bottle. Squirt this on, leave it to soak in alillte while, scrub lightly and dry with a towel. I also sprinkle a little baking soda on after its dry and give it an hour then brush or vacuum it off.

Ranger · Answer

Mix baking soda with water to make a good paste. Put all over the stain and leave to dry fully. Then launder as usual. Works on carpets and furniture too. Best of luck. 04/01/2016

Ranger · Answer

Perhaps your household insurance would cover the expensive items?

Mary ann clark · Answer

a product called 'Natures Miracle'  works REALLY well !!  its found at all the major pet supply stores. I have gotten the smell out of duffle  bags, carpet, shoes, clothing...my kitties have separation anxieties if left alone for more than 24 hours so if my petsitter isn't available, I make sure I have enough just in case. If the stain is old, it might take a couple of treatments.

Aqu2769889 · Answer

I QT of 3% Hydrogen Peroxide you get in any supermarket or drug store, add to your small load wash during rinse cycle,let it agitate a bit to mix well, then turn the machine off and let it sit for about 1hr, then start your machine again to finish the wash, repeat again if it has not totally neutralized the odor. I have used the 3% hydrogen peroxide directly on my oriental silk rugs then used paper towels to mope dry with out any damage to the rug. Totally neutralizes pet urine and they never go back to the same spot again

Ducky · Answer

One cup of baking soda  and one cup of vinegar in the wash.

Mary · Answer

Oxiclean! Nothing better...!

Phyllis Ittas · Answer

I used Fabreze Anibacterial Spray inside some boots (removed insole) and a hockey bag. Sprayed the inside of the boots, both sides of insoles - all of the inside of the big hockey bag. Waited a day and re-applied to all items. Now they smell good with no lingering odors !!!

Deb K · Answer

Hello, hope this helps you out. Use your washing machine to wash the stained clothes, preferably with an enzyme detergent. Afterwards, air dry your clothes. Some recommend adding one pound of baking soda to the wash or to run a cycle with a cup of white vinegar and no detergent, then run a second cycle with regular detergent.

Betsy · Answer

Hi LilMiss: My favourite urine remover is a product called Odormute. You can get it at most pet supply stores and sometimes even Walmart carries it. What you need is a urine enzyme eliminator, and not a product that will cover up the smell. This product comes as a granule and you mix it with warm water. I've used it for years, on my carpeting, bed, in the wash and even on the cat and dog. It's non-toxic and made in the USA :) And, I've used it on an area that had 16 years of cat pee and it removed the smell completely!

Here's their site: Pet | Odormute™

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