Review on Zero Odor Multi Purpose Household Eliminator Cats by Elizabeth Morales

I have a Litter Breeze system for my cat box, with a pad at the bottom where the urine goes and hard clay pellets where the droppings stay on top. I like the box, it's easy to clean but it stinks because I don't change my pellets but maybe once or twice a year. I've tried Lysol, Clorox Anywhere, I've used charcoal bags, carbon air filtration systems and even UV based air sanitizers. Suffice it to say - not much really helped - I installed a cat door to the laundry room to keep it closed. Tried it out for fun - thought I'd ordered the pet scented version but I didn't. I was looking for a DIFFERENT odor reducer for my cat box. and i came across it. I thought what the hell. It's expensive but I've tried a lot! I just picked up the box and replaced the pads, my box stank just right. I sprayed both boxes with this spray and I usually stirred and sprayed again, not this time. MY GOD. It smelled pretty clean. I got on all fours and stuck my head in the cat box. almost no smell. So I mixed the granules and sprayed again - NO ODOR AT ALL. NOBODY. I couldn't trust my NOZ (I've had sinus issues in the past) so I asked my 8 year old son to smell it. He says it doesn't smell. Not at all. NOBODY! I didn't even use that much product, just a fine spray. I was shocked. I immediately went online to order two jars of the refill product. I plan to use this in a cat crate, rabbit hutch, and trash cans. (<< Did you know trash cans stink? A lot? I noticed this after my recent sinus surgery when I smelled it for the first time in years.) How it works? That's magic? I'm convinced of the mystery of the scent-fighting, half-leprechaun ninjas who ride mystical rainbow-haired unicorns. This material is truly amazing. Try it - you won't regret it.