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***HELP*** @*&%^CAT PEED on CAR SEAT!!!!!

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Lua · 26/08/2005 20:05

What do I do now???
Instructions said not to put on washing machine or more than 30C, but I can't imagine what will remove cat pee from it!
Any ideas anyone???
Stupid, stupid cat!!!
Anyone would like a beautiful siamese cat? He is going to the shelter tomorrow!

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chicagomum · 26/08/2005 20:07

we got a spray for our matress when cat weed on it in protest when dd was born can't recall the name but got it from vet. you saturate the area and then blot with kitchen towel

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Lua · 26/08/2005 20:10

Thanks chicago mum! Do you think I can wait until tomorrow to use it? I was trying to get it clean really fast!

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chicagomum · 26/08/2005 20:12

tbh would really try and sponge it off as much as poss asap (cat wee doesn't half stink)

charleypops · 26/08/2005 20:13

Oops! at least it wasn't a dirty protest!

I think you should get it in the machine asap with lots of washing powder (biological would be better I imagine) I'm sure it will be fine. At least you can wash it, the covers on mine aren't removable

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Lua · 26/08/2005 20:19

Thanks guys! I am so pissed (excuse`the pun), DS has almost outgrown it, and I was going to give to some friend of mine next month.. Now I feel I should throw away! So wasteful, haven't used for 3 months yet!

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NannyL · 26/08/2005 22:42

use NAPISAN.... that will kill all the germs even at a low temp!

Mytwopenceworth · 26/08/2005 22:53

Cat pee smell just seems to come back and back and back no matter how many times you wash it! Months later you can be getting a whiff of it! I find that half a bottle of fabreeze helps!

alibubbles · 27/08/2005 08:37

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Magscat · 27/08/2005 08:44

I would risk washing machine but on anything that can't go in machine - like carpet for instance I spray on a mix of water & bio washing powder, let it dry and then sray on some water with a bit of surgical spirit in it. The combination gets the smell out even to the point where the cat can't smell it so doesn't think it's a regular scenting place & do it again iyswim.

good luck

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Lua · 28/08/2005 21:29

Thanks for all your suggestions. I was desperate and just washed the thing at hight temp with oxiclean (didn't have many products at home...) and seem to have done the trick. I think I was lucky to see as it happened so was very fresh ...

alibubbles are you looking for a cat(s)???
I love my pets, but I have to confess that I have no time for them, so they are very neglected these days. i see them as a chore these days and do think they need a better home, that would give them more love. feel very ashamed to say that, but it is the truth

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