🧼 Ultimate Stain and Odor Eliminator: Resolve Urine Destroyer Spray Remover, 32 Fl Oz Review

This did not remove odors or stains. My cat actually marks the area I wanted to treat with this product after use. A total waste of money and ruined my carpet. So very disappointed, don't recommend buying it to anyone who doesn't want to aggravate the problem.

This product smells pretty nice, helps remove urine stains and is said to contain odor-busting enzymes in urine. I'm not sure how to say for sure. I know I've used it for urine and vomit and if you have pets you'll probably need it too. Remember to saturate the area. Don't skimp on a product and don't expect it to work. Spray generously, wipe off as much as possible, soak again, and then step on paper towels every time you walk by. The weight will help the towels remove the stain. Sounds weird,

this stuff works great! My pup decided to hop on a five day old sofa I just bought and pee between two pillows, seeping through them. I was able to remove the covers and spray paint the memory foam. Then I waited 5 minutes, squeezed out the memory foam and sprayed it on again. I then used baking soda to soak up the remaining solution and it smelled BRAND NEW again! It doesn't smell of urine even after it's completely dry! I was so happy I went straight to Revain and bought another bottle! Use…

I clean up dog poop very carefully because I'm just sick of it. I have a 10 year old dog who suddenly started having accidents on the carpet. I step on it and soak it with paper towels until it's dry, then spray on, wait five minutes as directed and step on it with paper towels to wet it. The product smells like chemicals and when they dry the area still smells like dog urine. Very disappointed, will not buy again. An aerosol can is better, I was just hoping I could skip the vacuum step you…

I ordered a 20 x 10 rug and it came crumpled from the manufacturer before winter. It would have been too much money to send it back to the manufacturer, so I put it in the garage and promised to fix it in the spring and alleviate the crumpled "roll" lines. When I brought this rug over to lay in my driveway this spring and began spraying it down to soften the crumpled lines of the "rollers," I found that the beloved neighborhood cat loved my rug, too loved very much in winter. This mat needed to