🔦 PeeDar 2.0 UV Pet Urine Detector Black Light Flashlight + Behavioral Guide for Cats & Dogs + 3 AAAS - Ultra Bright 380-385NM LEDs Instantly Reveal Invisible Stains! Say Goodbye to Cat and Dog Pee Problems Forever! Review

Our cat peed in the same place in the canteen. No matter how many times I washed the wooden floor and baseboard, there was always a faint smell of urine, and she continued to go there at night instead of a tray. (During the day she always walks in her box. Strange little creature). Anyway, I received the PeeDar today (FOUR DAYS EARLY, THANKS!) and as soon as it got dark I lit it up in the dining room. and don't you know that she also sprayed on the wall above her usual place! No wonder she kept

Remember the purpose of this flashlight - it can highlight urine stains and/or find scorpions. THE BAD flashlight puts out a lot of visible light - If you're clean, that might bother you. That's a problem? no Sometimes the light won't turn on or won't turn on at full brightness when you press the button. This seems to be an issue on ALL flashlights with this button design. Just touch it once or twice with your other hand and it will light up. GOOD This flashlight has a VERY long range. It…

I'm an avid reviewer so first let me say that I respect things a lot when I review them. With this device, I made the choice after researching and using my own real Halloween black lights. This device operates at a specific frequency that illuminates cat urine like a glowing ball of death. After receiving the letter, I conducted a routine house search and, with an uncomfortable realization, learned things I previously wished I hadn't known. Not only did he find urine, which I couldn't find, on…

With 4 pets, buying a spot detection lamp was inevitable. First of all, I'm obsessed with studying almost everything I buy, down to the smallest detail. After reading blogs from LED enthusiasts and comparing the best UV bulbs, I realized that it's best to stick to around 380nm. Why? 365nm is ideal for best results, but tends to be more expensive and much darker than higher values. 395+ nm is considered too bright to show faint and faint spots. Next I looked at the number of LEDs. I wanted more…

First I want to know the following about this flashlight, so I hope these brief descriptions will help.1. This flashlight really works! 2. Wear clear glasses with UV protection.3. This flashlight has a wavelength of 380-385 which I have read is the best for this application. Also, here is my story. I had a UV flashlight many years ago and it didn't work so I hesitated to order another one. I did a lot of research on wavelengths, light color etc and PeeDar2.0 covered all my needs. I have a dog…