Mister Max Unscented Remover Gallon Review

Can't complain yet. Used on my carpet where my cat peed. My roommate said it doesn't stink anymore and I don't think the cleaner smells as strong anymore. I will update to see how well this works or cats pee there again. Be sure to use it properly, there are living organisms in it. So if you pour it on cat urine and then sprinkle pine solution or some other disinfectant on it, you'll kill the micro-critters you want to eat. on the thick pile carpet in my basement (I also added a Feliway comfort

So I live in a rented apartment and our cat has blister crystals and decides to urinate all over the house. Our bed, sofa, numerous stains on the carpet throughout the house. We lived with it for several months and tried different tactics to get rid of it. I've tried gallons of different types of Natural Wonder and used many different tactics from air drying to soaking and covering with a damp towel and basically it just smelled like mint and eucalyptus but did very little to really really get…

Anti Icky Poo is the best known and most vet recommended enzymatic carpet cleaner you can turn to for any type of pet mess around the home. I should know that I am a longtime veterinarian and there is no other carpet cleaner or other enzyme based carpet cleaner that compares. I used Nature's Wonder a long time ago because it was cheaper, but once I used it there was no turning back. The most important thing is to use an enzymatic pet stain cleaner instead of a regular carpet cleaner like…

I have read ALL the reviews and I am REALLY focused on products that remove REAL CAT URINE ENZYMES. to prevent them from using the place AGAIN because they think it's ok because they used the toilet there before. Therefore, each time they hit the ground, they will continue to move in that location unless those HARD-KILLING ENZYMES ARE DESTROYED. In particular, I read a review BY A VET who swore by the product. He even mentioned that he removes odors from corpses. AND THIS IS ON THE LABEL. Not…

I recently witnessed the ordeal (and eventual death) of a beloved cat whose kidneys were slowly degenerating. She was my wonderful companion for 16 years and during her illness she began to urinate in many places in my house. I was lucky that she preferred to walk on things (clothes etc.) rather than right on my carpet, but I still spent a lot of time cleaning cat pee off various items. I've tried everything recommended on the internet (various recipes for vinegar or baking soda, a natural…