Instant Review: Electronical Nature's Miracle
Rocky
geriatric years finally ran out, so I recently bought a 6 quart
jug that has an attachable hand sprayer.
A puppy just upchucked on the little bit of carpet I still have
left in my house, so I got out the new Nature's Miracle after
cleaning up the chunks. The handle was a little heavy, I
noticed, so I looked closer: It contains batteries!
This is so cool. No pumping! It even sprays right across the
room onto the TeeVee when you return the sprayer to its holder.
No review yet as to the cleaning action of this version of NM
as compared to the old.
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--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.
Janet B
heels and said:
>The handle was a little heavy, I
>noticed, so I looked closer: It contains batteries!
>
>This is so cool. No pumping! It even sprays right across the
>room onto the TeeVee when you return the sprayer to its holder.
easily amused Matt? Actually, I think it sounds cool enough that I'll
be buying one for my training building!
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Janet B
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com
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Rocky
rec.pets.dogs.behavior:
>>The handle was a little heavy, I
>>noticed, so I looked closer: It contains batteries!
>>
>>This is so cool. No pumping! It even sprays right across
>>the room onto the TeeVee when you return the sprayer to
>>its holder.
>
> easily amused Matt?
Well.
Yes.
shelly
>Well.
>
>Yes.
not that there's anything wrong with that. just be careful
aiming that thing at the teevee (<--- not for fnarring), as
liquid + teevee = Not Good!
HTH HAND God Bless!
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shelly
http://www.cat-sidh.net
http://cat-sidh.blogspot.com/
Mark Shaw
> Rocky (2d...@rocky-dog.com) wrote:
> : The gallon jug of Nature's Miracle that I bought in Murphy's
> : jug that has an attachable hand sprayer.
> You've had the same gallon jug for years? Man, I've bought three since I
> moved to an apartment with carpet. And my dogs are housebroken. The
> thing is, when a dog has an upset stomach on hardwood, it's a five-second
> mop up. If it's on carpet, it's time to pour a crapload of Nature's
> Miracle and then pull out the Bissell. Did I mention that the carpet is
> beige?
HA HA HA.
Just a couple of months ago I banished all of my nasty carpet to the
recyclers' and put in hardwood. Just in time for a new puppy, too.
I'm almost disappointed that Baron has been so easy to housebreak.
(Yah. Not really.)
> The upside to the carpet is that there's much less ambient dog hair,
Dog hair? Whut's that? Oh that's right - you don't have
schnauzers. HA HA HA.
(The other side of the coin, of course, is that he's a VERY high-
energy dog who still hasn't learned that you can't just jump up
and grab whatever it is the humans are carrying....)
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Mark Shaw (And Baron) moc TOD liamg TA wahsnm
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"Heaven goes by favor. If it went by merit, you
would stay out and your dog would go in." -Mark Twain
Judy
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> Dog hair? Whut's that? Oh that's right - you don't have
> schnauzers. HA HA HA.
Starting to really like that, aren't you?
When we had shedding dogs, I didn't even think about the hair factor. If
you have a dog, you have dog hair all over. When I got our first schnauzer,
I didn't believe it was going to be such a big deal. Every single person I
know who has gone non-shedding, has found it very difficult to consider
going back.
> (The other side of the coin, of course, is that he's a VERY high-
> energy dog who still hasn't learned that you can't just jump up
> and grab whatever it is the humans are carrying....)
Has he started hand holding yet? Every standard I've known has liked to
hold your hand in his mouth.
~~Judy
bet...@aol.com
Melanie L Chang wrote:
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>
> You've had the same gallon jug for years? Man, I've bought three since I
> moved to an apartment with carpet. And my dogs are housebroken. The
> thing is, when a dog has an upset stomach on hardwood, it's a five-second
> mop up. If it's on carpet, it's time to pour a crapload of Nature's
> Miracle and then pull out the Bissell. Did I mention that the carpet is
> beige?
>
The carpeting in my house is circa 1970s. I don't care if someone gets
sick on it, except that I do have to do the cleaning. There is nice
hardwood underneath and someday I'm taking the carpet out and putting a
finish on the floors. I don't think they've ever been uncarpeted.
Matt, has the new bottle of Nature's Miracle worked as well as the old?
When Harlan had one of his bladder episodes my trusted and true
petshop had stopped carrying NM. They were getting complaints that the
newer formulation wasn't working like the old.
Beth
bet...@aol.com
Rocky
rec.pets.dogs.behavior:
> The carpeting in my house is circa 1970s. I don't care if
> someone gets sick on it, except that I do have to do the
> cleaning. There is nice hardwood underneath and someday
> I'm taking the carpet out and putting a finish on the
> floors.
I've taken to spraying Natures Miracle on hardwood, walls, and
everywhere I see a dog thinking about sniffing.
As to hardwood (and I let NM soak on wood just like carpet),
I've only had one discolouration, but I think that it's a pee I
missed. On wood, it's just sprayed on, though, not poured on.
I think that my gallon bottle has lasted so long is because I
poured it into a spray bottle.
> I don't think they've ever been uncarpeted. Matt,
> has the new bottle of Nature's Miracle worked as well as
> the old?
Not enough information yet. There's still no local source of
"The Real Nature's Miracle." The old one was great
> When Harlan had one of his bladder episodes my trusted and
> true
> petshop had stopped carrying NM. They were getting
> complaints that the newer formulation wasn't working like
> the old.
So far, I've only cleaned up vomit, and it works well on that.
Word is I'll be getting more puppies here, so I'll let you know
how it works on pee.