Cat urine smell, how to eliminate?
&NM7U
I left the door to the motorhome open. One of the local cats decided to
make it his
and make sure everyone else knew.
How do you find all the places and how do you eliminate the odor. With
the doors closed, the odor
seems to be everywhere. With them open, it airs out and I can't tell
anything.
I tried searching with a black light. Did find one place where there
was a target spot with
a dried puddle under it. Tried some "natures miracle". I think their
claim of eliminating odor
is overstated. Maybe if you're used to living with the smelly beasts,
you'll appreciate the reduction.
I'm unimpressed. What now?
Email please, I don't get these newsgroups. You can click on the link
below or delete the &
from the "FROM" address, NOT the "reply" address.
TIA, miker
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barbara pattist
On Thu, 09 Apr 1998 17:31:27 -0700, &NM7U <&NM...@hevanet.com> wrote:
>I left the door to the motorhome open. One of the local cats decided to make it his and make sure everyone else knew.
>How do you find all the places and how do you eliminate the odor. With
>the doors closed, the odor seems to be everywhere. With them open, it airs out and I can't tell anything.
>I tried searching with a black light. Did find one place where there
>was a target spot with a dried puddle under it. Tried some "natures miracle". I think their claim of eliminating odor is overstated. Maybe if you're used to living with the smelly beasts, you'll appreciate the reduction. I'm unimpressed. What now?
>Email please, I don't get these newsgroups. You can click on the link
>below or delete the & from the "FROM" address, NOT the "reply" address.
>TIA, miker
Use Deja News http://www.dejanews.com and do a Power Search
of rec.pets.cats.* for the terms " odor removal". That will get you over 50
back articles to read on the subject.
A suggestion, some people considered it rather rude to ask members of a
newsgroup to answer a question, then infer that you can't be bothered to
read the group for answers. If there is a specific reason that you can't
get the posts, it would be better to say so.
barbara
Southwest Key Program
barbara pattist wrote:
>
> On Thu, 09 Apr 1998 17:31:27 -0700, &NM7U <&NM...@hevanet.com> wrote:
>
> >I left the door to the motorhome open. One of the local cats decided to make it his and make sure everyone else knew.
> >How do you find all the places and how do you eliminate the odor. With
> >the doors closed, the odor seems to be everywhere. With them open, it airs out and I can't tell anything.
> >I tried searching with a black light. Did find one place where there
> >was a target spot with a dried puddle under it. Tried some "natures miracle". I think their claim of eliminating odor is overstated. Maybe
if you're used t
>
> >below or delete the & from the "FROM" address, NOT the "reply" address.
> >TIA, miker
>
> Use Deja News http://www.dejanews.com and do a Power Search
> of rec.pets.cats.* for the terms " odor removal". That will get you over 50
> back articles to read on the subject.
>
> A suggestion, some people considered it rather rude to ask members of a
> newsgroup to answer a question, then infer that you can't be bothered to
> read the group for answers. If there is a specific reason that you can't
> get the posts, it would be better to say so.
>
> barbara
>