Does it work on drywall &amp; wood trim? In a closet where tenants kept their litter box, I replaced the floor &amp; subfloor, but the walls smell awful!
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Can't say, I tried it on a leather chair we bought second hand and it didn't kill the odor on upholstery
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I don't believe so. That's how mine arrived, and it did absolutely nothing for dampness/odor. It seems to harden as it gets used up. I figured this out when it was too late to return it. Good luck!
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I've used it on hardwood floor for cat vomit I didn't see until it was dry. Cleaned it up, eliminated odor, slight discoloration is left. Works better than anything else and didn't harm surrounding area. It certainly will not harm the wood. Perhaps the elimination of order will stop cat from going there. I also suggest putting a litter box there since the cat seems to insist using that area;
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I clean the litter box daily and I don't see this as an issue. I switched from Arm and Hammer brand. I am loving this one. Its cheap and good; clumps effectively, great odor control and litter box always dry. Cats love it too.
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First, shake it outside until no more litter falls out... (hang it and beat it with a broom) ...if you're using clumping litter you'll have a real headache when you go to hose it off. I tried all sorts of odor neutralizing products, but nothing worked and my cats started to prefer the mat to the box. When I trashed the mat, nobody peed outside the box anymore. I picked up a few carpet remnants and they worked equally well... at $1 each it wasn't a burden to replace them if an accident happened.
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This worked well. I use Hartz Nodor litter spray for floors and carpets I just soak it put dry towel on top. No smell left.
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I'm told this litter works with covered or uncovered box. So would definitely try it! My 12 year old cat who has never used a litter box actually uses the box for his feces now! I'm still training him not to use my bathroom rugs for urinination! I would try this litter for your cat. Expensive but worth every penny. Cats are creatures of habit so keep this in mind. Try to catch him using the floor and just gently put him or her over into the litter box. My cat would not use any other litter for years!!!
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I only used it on painted drywall. It works well until there's too much moisture on the wall.
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The paint guy at Home Depot told me that this would cover cat urine smell on concrete floor. I purchased for smoke smell (and have yet to use it, btw...) not for cat urine smell.
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It works well for me. Unfortunately, I haven't used this product on solid wood yet. I only used it on tiles, floors and kitchen counters. It smells very natural. I never use harshy chemicals in my house. I can tell the difference.
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I run a small 501 c 3, PAWS. I use it for 12 cats. I remove the urine by pulling away the top layer of dry litter to get to the bottom where the litter is wet, I scoop out the wet, and cover it back over. I use Zero Odor, a squirt or two. I get it at Bed, Bath and Beyond. GREAT PRODUCT! I do this everyday for 18 litter boxes. You would never know I had even one cat, much less 12. I used to change it out every couple weeks, until the recession hit. Now I dump it completely (after removing urine and not refilling the last week) about every 6 months. I do wipe around the upper portion of the box with bacterial wipes once a week or so. Some cats don't like the smell of the wipes, mine don't have a problem. For one cat, and one box, you probably could just remove the urine every 2-3 days, however, I would definitely spray some Zero Odor once a day when you're removing solids. It's great stuff and doesn't leave all that horrible fine litter all over your floor. I have parrots too, and there is no dust with Yesterday's News, which is a much for birds in the area.
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I had the same problem until I simply took the old box, that sat next to it for 3 weeks, away. The self cleaning box is MUCH cleaner. NO smell and I don't have litter tracked all over the floor anymore. I almost gave it away, but I'm glad I didn't.
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It only works on raw wood that has no paint etc on it. Your drywall then goes over it. So then it is not in contact with you or your food at all. The product has no odor/fumes so nothing to offend.
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I bought this in multiples to use in a home with cat spray in the wood. I was not able to smell anything but the cat spray. After I used this in the home I still smelled cat spray although not as strong but still not tolerable at the same time. So I really do not know how it will handle mold or other smells. I would assume only that with musty smells it might be effective if you use a few cans. I think this product works best in small spaces such as cars or trucks. Good luck.
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My experience has been completely different. I use the pellets on other smells because works so well. When our cats both elected to use a houseplant instead of the litter box I put a layer of pellets in the pot. The smell was gone. (side benefit was the cats both switched back to the litter box) I even put a layer of the pellets in the litter at the bottom of our cage for our three rats and it cut the urine smell considerably. A friend even asked if we had gotten rid of the rats because she didn't smell them any more. There's also a spray called Nature's Miracle. We use it for all the animals and it's great. For the poop smell we keep a covered trash can next to the box. Hope it helps. My experience has been completely different. I use the pellets on other smells because works so well. When our cats both elected to use a houseplant instead of the litter box I put a layer of pellets in the pot. The smell was gone. (side benefit was the cats both switched back to the litter box) I even put a layer of the pellets in the litter at the bottom of our cage for our three rats and it cut the urine smell considerably. A friend even asked if we had gotten rid of the rats because she didn't smell them any more. There's also a spray called Nature's Miracle. We use it for all the... » Read More My experience has been completely different. I use the pellets on other smells because works so well. When our cats both elected to use a houseplant instead of the litter box I put a layer of pellets in the pot. The smell was gone. (side benefit was the cats both switched back to the litter box) I even put a layer of the pellets in the litter at the bottom of our cage for our three rats and it cut the urine smell considerably. A friend even asked if we had gotten rid of the rats because she didn't smell them any more. There's also a spray called Nature's Miracle. We use it for all the animals and it's great. For the poop smell we keep a covered trash can next to the box. Hope it helps. « Show Less
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I would encourage you to review the manufactures website: MisterMax.Com. This product is for all surfaces.I had great success with it on upholstered chair, which would have been much more difficult to remove odor than on my hardwood floors. Good luck.
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IMHO........No!!!! This unit is not robust enough to eliminate the stench of cat urine. I switched from a traditional cat box to a Tidy Cat Breeze litter box that utilizes special pellets and absorbent pads. I find it very, very effective at controlling odors.