Comments on: Cleaning Cat Urine out of plywood? http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood Get Rid Of Cat Urine Smell Wed, 18 Jan 2012 10:14:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: KS http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood/comment-page-1#comment-810 KS Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:08:59 +0000 http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood#comment-810 Cat urine is so strong and so hard to get out of everything. I would replace the wood especially if the cat will still be around. They can smell much better than we can and tend to urinate in the same place when they can smell their mark.<br><b>References : </b><br> Cat urine is so strong and so hard to get out of everything. I would replace the wood especially if the cat will still be around. They can smell much better than we can and tend to urinate in the same place when they can smell their mark.
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]]> By: teaser0311 http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood/comment-page-1#comment-809 teaser0311 Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:32:59 +0000 http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood#comment-809 There is something that actually will work to remove the odor, if you can find it. I haven't seen it in stores for a long time, so you might have to contact the company to learn where you can purchase it. Massengil Liquid Concentrate Douche, sold in a 2 ounce plastic bottle. You scrub the floor with the concentrated fluid, rinse and repeat as many times as it takes to remove the odor. Twenty years ago, nothing else worked. Now, if you've got floorboards that were soaked long enough in cat urine that the finish has been removed, you'll probably want to refinish the entire floor. But, it shouldn't be necessary to replace it.<br><b>References : </b><br> There is something that actually will work to remove the odor, if you can find it. I haven't seen it in stores for a long time, so you might have to contact the company to learn where you can purchase it.

Massengil Liquid Concentrate Douche, sold in a 2 ounce plastic bottle. You scrub the floor with the concentrated fluid, rinse and repeat as many times as it takes to remove the odor. Twenty years ago, nothing else worked.

Now, if you've got floorboards that were soaked long enough in cat urine that the finish has been removed, you'll probably want to refinish the entire floor. But, it shouldn't be necessary to replace it.
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]]> By: saaanen http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood/comment-page-1#comment-808 saaanen Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:48:59 +0000 http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood#comment-808 All you need to do is seal with a VERY high quality odor sealer, unless the wood is warped, or damaged in any structural way.<br><b>References : </b><br> All you need to do is seal with a VERY high quality odor sealer, unless the wood is warped, or damaged in any structural way.
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]]> By: (:♥TayLee♥:) http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood/comment-page-1#comment-807 (:♥TayLee♥:) Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:37:59 +0000 http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood#comment-807 Clean the floor with some straight white vinegar, then rinse. Vinegar neutralizes cat urine.:)<br><b>References : </b><br> Clean the floor with some straight white vinegar, then rinse. Vinegar neutralizes cat urine.:)
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]]> By: darcymc http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood/comment-page-1#comment-806 darcymc Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:22:59 +0000 http://www.caturinesmellblog.com/remove-cat-urine/cleaning-cat-urine-out-of-plywood#comment-806 if still wet get up as much moisture as possible i would scrub with a good urine cleaner let dry scrub let dry scrub let dry then baking soda they are like three for a dollar i would use three open them up and put directly on the DRY wood let it sit for a week at least then clean up the baking soda give it a sniff smell better? then paint the heck out of it...paint dry paint dry still smell? repeat all the above still smell have to replace the wood good luck edited to add oh one more thing you are welcome geez<br><b>References : </b><br> if still wet
get up as much moisture as possible
i would scrub with a good urine cleaner
let dry
scrub
let dry
scrub
let dry
then
baking soda they are like three for a dollar i would use three
open them up and put directly on the DRY wood
let it sit for a week at least then clean up the baking soda
give it a sniff
smell better? then paint the heck out of it…paint dry paint dry
still smell? repeat all the above
still smell have to replace the wood
good luck
edited to add
oh one more thing you are welcome
geez
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