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How Can I clear cat wee from room, and stop them peeing again? Urgent. It stinks.

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PavlovtheCat · 11/11/2008 11:08

We cleaned our carpets this weekend, DH and I. With a hired carpet cleaner. We realised DD had pee'd one to many times on the front room floor, and thus cleaned all of them.

Since then I sprayed foam freshner to just give it a bit of something other than chemical smell. Then last night as DH put DD to bed he noticed her room smelled of pee. Odd he thought. She is potting trained, pretty much there, but we are not surprised if there is the odd accident. Deal with it in the morning he thought as DD was exhausted (was not on her bed so ok).

I went into her bedroom in the night and it was awful. It was clearly cat pee. As soon as I got up this morning I sprayed again with foam, and now it smells of freshner mixed with cat pee!!! I got down on my hands and knees to find it, and clearly located where it is.

I am furious. How can I get rid of it? Am I going to have to get a new carpet (it is old anyway), is there anything I can use? I had heard that soap and hot water can make it worse as it can react with the enzymes in the pee. Is this true?

Also, how can I stop the cats from peeing again, or elsewhere? They are fighting a lot right now, especially today, but have done for a while. I think this might be something to do with it, perhaps I took their smell away.

But I am worried I am going to just have a house that stinks of cat pee. Topped off with the fact that I currently have a sinus blockage means it must be really badly smelling if I can smell it.

HELP!!!

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PavlovtheCat · 11/11/2008 17:00

sunny - trouble with vinegar, I thought I knew where the smell was coming from, but now I am not so sure, and that will be a lot of vinegar to clean the whole room!

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sunnygirl1412 · 11/11/2008 17:56

Lolol - good point. I hope you get this sorted out. We eventually got rid of our hall carpet as the cat pee smell was so bad - that was before I found out about the vinegar trick. We had the hall floor sanded and varnished, on the basis that we'd be able to mop up any accidents - so the little sod moved her activities to the front room rug!!! Not entirely her fault as she got older, but when she started, she was well able to get out to the garden - she just couldn't be bothered, I think!

PavlovtheCat · 11/11/2008 19:25

OMG DDs rooms still smells gross, and now the carpet is wet and smelly rather than just smelly .

What on earth are we going to do this evening with DD? She can't sleep in there surely?

I really think the carpet might have to go, I just can't seem to find the source of it. I thought I had, and cleaned all the carpet anyway just in case, but its done nothing to the smell. It is so revolting, I want to cry.

And DH is not helping at all. He has come up with no suggestions, other than it smells.

...maybe the cat too

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