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Test an inconspicuous area for staining and discoloration before treating a more conspicuous area.
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Locate the source of the odor by using a black light or your nose. Cat spray and urine often leaves a stain that resembles an old Coca Cola spill. Additionally, cat spray is usually located in a vertical surface rather than the floor. Be aware that there may be more than one source of the smell in close proximity. Multiple odor sources are particularly common with cat spray and dog urine.
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Remove as much of the odor source as possible using warm soap and water. The more odor producing material you remove in this step, the faster and more economical the smell removal process will be.
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Spray the entire affected area with Odor Destroyer until damp.
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Wait 24 hours and re-smell the entire affected area. If you still smell the odor, repeat steps 1-3. If you smell the fragrance and a musty odor like stale bread, take heart. Most of odor has been attacked and is being broken down into harmless compounds. If you smell nothing but the fragrance, be happy. You have eliminated the problem Repeat steps 1-3 as neccessary. |
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That's it! Enjoy your odor free home!
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