Nature's MiracleLaundry Boost 32 Ounces

Highly recommend this product. We had an elderly cat (who passed at age 22) who kept having accidents and this product saved our laundry. It's easy to use - just add it along with your detergent..

This product used to be my go to for urine issues with pets and children. HOWEVER, there has been a recent change in the composition of this product. Fragrance used to be the very last ingredient and you hardly smelled it and it bothered no one. NOW, fragrance is the THIRD ingredient and its so strong everyone in the family got ill. I cannot even imagine how the pets felt as they are far more sensitive to smells than we are. We will no longer be buying this laundry boost. We had been faithful customers to Nature's Miracle for about 15 years and currently use a minimum of 12 bottles of laundry boost a year and sometimes 3 bottles in one month... but now Nature's Miracle has lost our business by going scented. SO if you get bottles of laundry boost check to see where the fragrance is in the ingredient list. If its dead last, use it. If its 3rd, return it. Fragrances like this are not good for people or pets.

This product works! If you want to remove odors, use this with Molly’Suds and Seventh Generation ultra enzyme detergent. I don’t know which product does most of the odor removing but using all 3 products together guarantees odor removal. I was desperate and used all of the products together and it worked when everything else I tried didn’t. I tried Lysol sanitizer, steam sanitize cycle, other enzyme detergents and they didn’t work. This removed musty laundry odors from sitting wet laundry, old cat urine, body odor smell that was embedded in the fabric, smelly exercise shirts and deodorant stains.I soaked the laundry for 2 hours with at least double the recommended amount of Molly’a suds and natures miracle laundry boost. Then ran a cold wash cycle with extra pod of Seventh Generation ultra enzyme laundry detergent. Try this if you have stubborn odors! It will work.Also, I used to hate natures miracle products because they had an overwhelming and overpowering scent added, that was horrible. But this product doesn’t have any overpowering smells. There is a faint scent but it smells like fresh laundry and it washes out. If you do smell something it’s really really faint and it doesn’t smell bad it smells fresh

My female cat started marking/scenting on our laundry, I threw away a lot of clothes, sheets, towels, and blankets because I just couldn't get the horrible smell out...and if I made the mistake of washing the items that had cat pee on them with other clothes, the scent would transfer onto every item in the load! I had to throw a lot of items away and it was costing me a lot of money. I'm able to get the smell out now! I have a remarkably strong sense of smell. I can smell in layers...I swear I must've been a bloodhound in a past life, lol. I'm not able to pick up even a tiny trace of the scent now! If you've been wondering what could possibly work, this has been my method:1. I do my best to locate the pee spot (using a black light if I have to) and spray it with Rocco & Roxie Professional Strength Stain & Odor Eliminator. I saturate the spot and let it sit for at least 15-20 mins.2. I use Tide pods (2-3), a half scoop of Biz, a scoop of OxiClean, 3-4 scent pods (or a cap of scent beads), and 1/2 - 1 cup of Nature's Miracle Laundry Booster all together for one load.(I know that sounds like a lot, but this is war and cast pee is a powerful enemy...nuke that stench!)3. When the load is finished, sniff. Sniff it real good and deep. If it has even the tiniest hint of yucky cat pee, DON'T DRY!You will need to wash again.I was able to get the smell out of clothes that marinated in the pee for weeks. They smell so good now!Good luck!

This product does exactly what it claims to do. Add a bit to your laundry when washing items that have that "dirty dog" smell. The items come out smelling fresh and clean.

Reading the reviews here I thought this stuff would work like magic. lol It did not. However, a few cycles did in fact revive blankets, jackets, clothing, etc. We have a cat who likes to pee in laundry baskets if we don't put the laundry away. I know. This should be an easy fix you say but I also have a teen in the house and I myself don't always remember in time. So. I'm glad I didn't have to throw that stuff away. I am on my their bottle and having to wash smaller portions at a time multiple times. But it does come out in the end. And the stuff we had, it had been sitting for months while I looked for a solution. I'm kind of wondering how it would have worked had we had this product on hand months ago. So do I recommend it? I think I do? I'll get back to you after we have a fresh article that needs cleaning. Hopefully we don't! Fingers crossed. I can say that none of the other products we tried worked at all. So that's a vote for this one.

I've been using borax for years to remove bodily fluid smells. Recently though I found a cache of clothes i was storing under the bed in a rollaway tub. Had become drenched and dried it cat pee. While it was a relief to find where the smell was coming from. It was horrifying to see my seasonal clothes most likely destroyed.I used borax with detergent like normal, soak and wash. It lessened the smell but did not get rid of it. So i soaked them again with borax, detergent and natures miracle. Got the smell out and saved the day. I would keep my little girl regardless but for less honorable people that would get rid of their pet. This might help protect some pets.