Simple Green Outdoor Odor Eliminator for Pets, Dogs, Ideal for Artificial Grass & Patio
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In an instant, the results are apparent. You only need to spray to get rid of the odor. I buy the large refill, mix it, and put it in one of those sprayers (the kind you fill up with air, then walk around spraying). It holds two gallons, I use a little amount, There is no doubt that it is worth a shot.
The answer is no, as long as it is diluted properly. It is used by animal hospitals and rescues I work with to clean cages, carpets, and rooms. It is let stand for 10 minutes, then wiped down or vacuumed. You should not spray it directly on the animals and you should let the area completely dry before letting your animals back in. By clicking on the picture above, you will be able to read the instructions on the back of the bottle and the ingredients.
My agreement with the others is also valid. When using the hose with the bottle attachment, I noticed it is very diluted and thus does not seem to be very effective. In comparison to the diluted solution, I used full strength on a stone in areas where the dogs might go. I was thrilled with the results. It's just not clear how strong the full strength will be on grass or plants.
There was no sprayer included in this one.
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Worked great, but you have to use it at night or on a cloudy day. Then I soak the yard with water before spraying one bottle on my small lawn After spraying about 25% of the bottle, I wait about 30 minutes and then spray it again. I keep the grass wet for about a few hours - the smell should last for about a day or two, once the grass has dried out the smell will disappear. It takes about two to three weeks for the smell to get really bad when I have two dogs. can usually get away with doing it every two weeks during the summer but should do it weekly during the school year. It is something I only do once a month in the winter. As we live in Phoenix, the artificial turf tends to smell bad once it reaches over 100 degrees.
This is an excellent product. What you need to do now is - Currently, I am pursuing a degree in biochemistry. Don't be afraid to apply it heavily. The amount I use for 200-250 ml is a quart The area is 250 square feet. Using an empty bottle and the sprayer, saturate the dirt with water after the application.
Why is that? A dry dirt cannot be utilized by enzymes since they only function in a liquid environment. When you soak the dirt, you get the enzymes to the urine, and they can then neutralize the molecules that cause the odor. Test it out and see if it works.
In addition to that, my dogs played with toys that had come into contact with the product before it dried, and they became ill. The vet confirmed it was caused by this product since the animals are healthy and haven't been diagnosed with any further ills. Save your cash and the mess from sick animals by using lavender or orange essential oils and some good old vinegar (I used organic, but any vinegar will work). You need an attachment for spraying the liquid off the hose. There's a bottle called that you can buy at the dollar store (it attaches to your hose).
Mix 2 cups of vinegar with 28 oz of water. . . . . with a few drops of essential oil. Using this just to mask the vinegar smell**Clean up solid animal mess on your turf**Spray away**Don't puddle on the ground as it will take more time to dry. In addition, keep the bottle for future use. I noticed this on Pinterest. It keeps odors away for up to 2 weeks.
In the past three months, we had repeatedly visited the same pee spot for training, so the odor has become unbearable. There is no way that I would open a window near that side of the house, or go near it in any way. It was necessary for me to seek assistance. This is a fast service. The reviews suggest that it works "It does the job, and it does it well. ". Overdoing it a little might have been my method as I emptied about half the bottle on a 100 square foot area. It was at night too, so it would not dry out easily and I had the whole night to work on it. When I woke up the next morning, I was astonished There is no smell, and I mean that. You could see how shocked my dog was when he ran out to where he was. He's no longer here. It's like I erased him. Perplexed, he looked at me with a "what the heck" look and sniffed all over. As a result, he started over from the beginning. As the smell slowly returns, it is taking a few weeks. So, I guess I'll be doing simple green on a monthly basis now .
- I just purchased a larger container. Remember to hold onto the sprayer and not toss it! It is much more economical to use it with the refill. This method worked the same way with ivy as well.
I'm amazed at how well this It's difficult for me to walk my dog on the street because he's afraid of the traffic. I had to walk her every day when I first adopted her since she would not pee or poop for 24 hours. We have assembled astroturf on the balcony for her to use on days when she has a bad day. We hope she has a good year! This odor eliminator is great, and I've tried it several times to no avail. Other non-commercial products had been used by me in the past This is a great alternative to toxic solutions. It is easier to use a bucket of water rather than the - It is extremely important to follow the proportion recommendations. A gallon of water can be prepared by mixing 8z of solution. It brings the odor under control if the smell persists a few hours later (such as in hot weather) by increasing the amount of solution. I mix as much solution as I can with my watering can, so I mix at least 16 oz of solution with the water at least. Don't skimp that, but it did not work.
– Every time she pees in that spot, I generously pour watering can in the area for about 10 seconds while I watch her. I give – In addition to rinsing my astroturf weekly to help reduce odor, I use a couple of products to help.
First of all, I would like to thank the reviewer for advising to thoroughly wet the surface, then pour a little water over it, rub it with a broom, and let it dry It's a genius move from you to do that, sir/madam! Thanks for your kind words. The second is that the product is fantastic. It's not a superlative, but my dogs have been using my concrete patio to urinate for the past 10 years. As soon as the smell became more intense, it became overwhelming. The backyard had a strong smell of a giant toilet, so we stopped using it. As for the concrete, I have tried everything to clean it over the years. For years, I used a combination of soap, bleach, ammonia, baking soda, vinegar, or baking soda and vinegar to wash the patio. I can assure you that nothing long-term has worked for me. Yes, I am sure. Temporarily, scented soap concealed the odor, but the unpleasant odor would get back sooner or later. Had almost given up by the time I found this product. The truth is that I had no expectations when I first used This is the first time in a month that I have cleaned Despite the fact that the smell had completely disappeared, it still remains. Rain (which used to leave a horrific smell behind) is now just like fresh rain, no longer a horrible odor. As a result, dogs have stopped marking on the patio, since it no longer smells like them. There are no hidden fees, and 40 oz is enough to wash 200 square feet. It has a surface area of about 100 square feet. As far as I can tell, you only have two choices Follow the directions on the bottle but do not follow them! Consider the recommendations of the reviewer above and wet, pour a little, rub, and leave.
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