Pro-Grade Multi-Purpose Probiotic Enzyme Cleaner - Pet Stain and Odor Remover, Drain Cleaner - Powerful Cleaning & Odor Eliminating Formula For Professional & Home Surfaces - 1 Gallon

I have fostered many dogs & my new house was all carpet 😬, hence, I consider myself an expert in cleaning up both male & female urine. I use pee pads but sometimes it's hit or miss. Also the males choose to mark their territory, so when I moved, I threw everything away that was damaged, including the furniture. I plan to remove this carpet as well, but until then, I must dab,spray, soak, and clean with a portable rug cleaner. I first start off sprinkling the spot from above with baking soda. It draws the liquid up and out. After scooping that off, I spray with either Odo-ban, Angry orange, or some other carpet cleaner. But now I have Zeiff probiotic enzyme solution & have used it on older spots that I have been treating with everything but no luck. I sprayed the areas with undiluted solition. Right away it smelled better, but when it dries will be the real test. I applied enough to reach into the pad and I will let it sit overnight. I have a blacklight flashlight that I use to find the spots. Most of the time I wet the spot with pet store type enzyme cleaners, wet vac, then treat again & let it sit. I bought the shark rug cleaner; the cleaning solution smells good & the oxy solution works excellent on older stains. It removes them completely. I tried essential oils, vinegar, pet shop enzymes (so many that it's too many to list), febreeze, etc., & read that only the enzyme cleaner can digest the bacteria that causes the smell. I've tried cleaners from the store & none of them worked. So, I would use the orange oil and/or Odo-ban rug cleaner to give the area a lasting scent. I'm not a fan of pressing towels into the urine spot, but lightly dabbing is okay. I find baking soda draws it all up & I use a lot & sprinkle the spot until I have a good 4 inch fluffy pile. So far this enzyme has been working on urine, drains, toilets, etc. when it dries will be the real test. I may have to repeat the treatment, but if it doesn't work, I'll updatey review. I bought the citrus and it's not strong or overwhelming.

You need to give this some time to work!! My dog had a UTI and had an accident on the carpet. Horrible smell!! My normal carpet pet shampoo didn’t put a dent in the smell. I purchased this product and poured it, about an 1/8th of the bottle directly on the spot and let it sit for 24 hours. I then added some to the carpet cleaner machine tank and soaked it and sucked as much moisture out as I could. It smelled ok for a day but 2 days later it got worse. I was discouraged and thought I was going to have to replace the carpet. Another couple days go by and I noticed the smell was dissipating. It took a solid week before the smell went away. I got the orange scent but wish I would have gotten the scent free. The orange is kinda yucky but does cover the smell at first if you need immediate smell coverage. Just be patient. It will work.

I have used a bunch of different cleaners to get rid of my cats accidents on the carpet. None have worked as well as this stuff. And not only did it take the smell away but the stains disappeared without scrubbing.

Good for cleaning pee and poo and vomit out. I would give the product a 5 star rating but it has a very strong smell that may be a problem for some people.

This works great for cat urine, Especially for linens and stuffed animals. It gets the cat urine smell completely out. Citrus scent mild! Works great!