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Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover contains the same ingredients that nature uses to rid organic debris from the earth's surface--enzymes. It consists of billions of nature's enzymes that turn organic stains and odor causing material into a liquid you simply wipe away. Recommended for the removal ofurine, stool, blood or any organic material from any surface. Directions: For Stains: Lift off solid material, then saturate with Stain & Odor Remover. Wait 5 minutes, then wipe with cloth. If stain persists, reapply and wait one hour. On porous surfaces, use a brush to work solution into stained area. For Fabrics and Clothing: Use as a prewash, saturate and wash as usual. For Carpet Cleaning Machines and Dog Runs: Dilute 50/50 with cold water. For Living Areas, Bird Cages and Litter Boxes: Use full strength.
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- Stain remover- Odor remover
- Recommended for the removal ofurine, stool, blood or any organic material from any surface
- It consists of billions of nature's enzymes that turn organic stains and odor
- Contains the same ingredients that nature uses to rid organicdebris from the earth's surface
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By Cynthia Rice
My Cat has been peeing in the same spot on the carpet for a few weeks, and the smell was incredible!
Today I moved the furniture away from the wall and completely saturated the floor in the area she has been peeing.
The smell was gone almost immediately! I am not moving the furniture back until tomorrow evening and I feel that this problem will be solved by then!
The product really does work!
By SoCal Girl
The product does work, you really have to follow the directions for it to be successful. The key thing to successfully remove the smell from the carpet is to really saturate the area you are treating. Keep in mind by the time the pet urine has soaked into the carpet and padding it has most likey spread out an extra couple of inches in the area as well. I've used this product in the past and its the first thing I thought of after recently returning from being out of town and found that a fan near the bathroom door kept the cat from wanting to go in and use the litter box so a spot on my bedroom carpet was the target.
This is what I did and it worked both times I've had to use NM. I don't mess around with the smaller bottle because I want to "over do it" on purpose on the area I'm treating so I buy the gallon jug. Make sure you know exactly where the stain is and pour very slowly 1/2 of the gallon directly from the bottle onto the carpet and out from the spot a good 6 inches or so. (Test an area first for colorfastness...I've never had a problem with it discoloring before. 1st time used it on a light color and this time on a dark rug). This should saturate the area completly. I threw on a pair of flip flops and "mushed" it into the carpet afterward to make sure the solution squished deep into the carpet down thru the padding. Then I carefully stepped out of the flip flops so I didn't track anything smelly on other parts of the carpet.
Warning, this next step will smell!!! After you have poured 1/2 the gallon out onto the carpet, leave it alone (don't wipe it up or try to soak it up and definately don't use the carpet cleaner) and keep your pet away. You will now need to let the area dry gradually on its own. (takes a couple of days for the surface but a week or two for the padding to dry completely. You can use a fan in the room to keep the air circulated but don't blow it directly on the area. As the carpet begins to dry it will smell soooooo much worse than before. It will smell like you let all the neighborhood pets in to pee on that spot:( Believe it or not it is actually working. As the solution dries the enzymes in it actually "eat" the odor. So what you are smelling is the pee smell being drawn out and very slowly dissapating into the air. For example, I used it on a Monday and by Wednesday I thought the smell was going to choke me and burn my eyes. It will smell like you made the situation worse but don't fret, by Friday I had to really sniff to smell it. Its not a quick fix and does take a little time and patience so give it a chance.
Finally, because I like to make sure I get it right the first time, after about the 5 or 6th day (carpet is dry but padding is still wet) I went back and did it again with the last half. Again, let it dry on its own. That should do it unless you have a much larger area and then of course you will need to apply more.
So, satruate, let it dry on its own, hold your nose of a couple of days while it does its thing and you should be good to go. If not, check to make sure the spot you were trying to treat is not actually larger than you originally anticipated.
By L. Copeland
I have used this product before,but never ordered it on-line. It appears to work well indoors.
By Kevin Siegel
I like this product. It helps hide the smell when our dog decides to revert back to puppyhood and pee on the carpet. Sometimes after a few days I can smell the pee again though and have to reapply.
By Iris Green (DC metro area)
I am pleased with this stain remover. After 7 years of having my cat, she started peeing on the carpet (revolting against a new kitty litter I began using; please see review on feline pine). After reading some reviews on Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover, I decided to give it a chance. I had previously bought another stain remover without good results. Nature's Miracle was good in getting rid of most of the stain (the soiled carpet had turned a nasty orange) but the stain is still there, though considerably less noticeable. What I had done was sprayed the area until it was soaked and then even used an old electronic toothbrush (that was no longer in use) to scrub it in. I was reading another review that mentioned best results may come from pouring the solution on the carpet. I'll have to try that. As for odor, it was very good in removing the odor. Now and then, I have to reapply, as my cat Chloe becomes quite snippy if I don't clean her litter box immediately (she's return to the old spot and soiled it again). That tells me that there's still some residual odor since she's only soiled that spot and no where else in the apartment. Overall: I'm happy with the product and would recommend it to others. But I wouldn't tell people to expect miracles. I guess that comes on individual and case by case situations.
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