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    Posted: 06 September 2010 at 7:43am
Well we had a stray cat come inside and spray over quite alot of our stuff, it has made me so angry, i have tried cleaning it off and using smellies in the plugs and carpet spray to get the smell out of the lounge and kitchen, but for some reason this isnt working.

Does anyone have any idea's on how to get rid of the smell and what i can use to do it ?
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Poor you  Cat pee is revolting. We had a similar problem recently, our elderly cat developed incontinence due to the stress of having our new baby in the house. I googled 'cat urine removal' and found a combination of baking soda and  vinegar which worked really well. Also you can add hydrogen peroxide to the mix - just as long as its on things that won't lighten (not carpet!). 

Did it come through a cat door? If you still need to use your cat door for your own cat, those magnetic ones are great - and they keep all the riff raff out

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Our cat sprayed on the baby's capsule before DS arrived. I tried vinegar and baking soda and it worked a wee bit when left in the sun to dry, but still smelt revolting. I asked on here and someone said Nilodor is great. And it is! Removed the smell after one application. Got it from a chemist. Have used it to really good effect on a few other things around home too.


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Nilodor in a spray bottle from the supermarket.. its bloody awsome.. used it on dog wee..

you could also spray half and half soulition of white vinegar and water..

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Nil odor here too. Got it at new world for $6 something. Small white and pink bottle with a pump spray not aeresol. I had trouble finding it with all the other air fresheners. We used it when the cat was locked by miss 4year old in the rumpus room. He dug in the bean bag and did his best but he was in there all night. Beans don't absorb so it went thru to the carpet a little. For general freshness we use oust but nil odor is the best for the direct application.
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