Review on 🔦 UV Stain Detector LED Blacklight: Ideal for Spotting Cat, Dog & Rodent Urine by Melissa Dudley

Ever wondered if your dog might have urinated in the house but you just can't be sure? You feel something but you can't see anything, so you don't know where to clean. Here's the solution. Turn off the light and turn on this flashlight. You may be pleasantly surprised that there really isn't anything there, or horrified at all those stains. You just can't say it until you delete it. Our Story: We knew that the previous owner of our newly purchased home had a dog, or maybe more, because there was a faint smell of dogs in a carpeted room. We didn't mind. We had our own dog. But what we didn't notice during our walk was the many Glade plugins in the room. After we moved in, we would sometimes find a spot for our dog to pee, which was unusual given that he was housetrained. But he was in new surroundings and he was 14 years old - a few accidents were probably normal. After a few months in the carpeted room, it started to smell worse and worse as the plug-ins became less and less effective. I needed to know what was going on there, so I took this flashlight. As we shone a black flashlight on the carpet, I felt like I was in a CSI episode at the scene of a horrific murder. The entire carpet is stained. It was terrible! The previous owners steam cleaned the carpet so any stains just spread all over the carpet. The carpet was a fiery invitation for the dog to pee on it. We eventually replaced it. Our dog died shortly after moving in. It was very sad but we really missed the dog so we got a new dog. Then we adopted a second dog because this house has enough space and a garden for two. Rescue dogs are like a box of chocolates. First dog out on the potty like a champion. The second dog was not potty trained at all and this flashlight really helped me find and clean up all the pee spots that I couldn't see but could smell. This flashlight is a must have for dog owners!