OK- disgusting question

[PeachyClairPumpkinPie]

Horrible thing to have to ask, but a few days ago our cat had an accident (wee) in the corner of the room the kids use to play in. We have a house inspection tomorrow before our lease extension is signed. this house is spick and span- no probs there- but I cannot shift that odour, scrubbed carpet, used febreeze- nothing!. Any ideas anyone?

bicarb of soda?

Bicarbonate of soda??? Not sure how - probably spinkle it liberally ovewr the patch then hoover it up. Bicarb is meant to be brill on strong smells.
HTH!
xx

Snap! coathanger

our cat went though a big phase of doing this and I found bicarb helped to shift the lingering smell.

It didn't shift it altogether though: I'd do something really smelly that day to help hide it (bake some bread or a curry?)

Mask the smell with freshly brewed coffee when they are due round ?
Or very large bunch of flowers with a generous helping of flowery air fresher sprayed over them ?

I know Merlin - that was spooky!!
Great minds think alike !!

apparantly, you can get an odour remover from you diy shop, especially for pets

We don't have a DIY shop unfortunately or I wo0uld hot foot it over in the morning. The inspection is at 3.30 and I am in Uni until mid d ay which is why the panic...

After you have bicarbed the area to get rid of the smell to human noses, wash the area with biological washing powder - this means the cat won't be able to smell it and associate it with "toilet area" and do it again!

Orange peel is supposed to absorb the smell.

Think I've sorted it- neutradol version of shake and vac seems to have done it. Thank you!

You're welcome, Peachy! Glad you got rid of the smell! XX