How to Remove Pet Urine Smell From Concrete Floors

If your pet happens to forget where to use the bathroom, you may find that the odor can linger long after the urine is gone. These odors are often potent and notoriously difficult to get rid of. Armed with the right information and a few household items, you'll be pleased to find that the smell can be completely eliminated.

Things You'll Need

• Paper towels
• Hydrogen peroxide
• Baking soda
• Dish soap

Instructions

1. Clean up any urine that may still be present by blotting it up with paper towels or newspapers.

2. Mix together 2 cups of hydrogen peroxide with 2 tsp. of baking soda in a bowl. Add a couple of drops of dish soap and gently stir it to mix it up.

3. Pour the solution onto the affected area, making sure to cover it thoroughly.

4. Allow the solution to sit on the area for 24 hours.

5. Blot up any residual solution with paper towels.

6. Repeat the process until the odor is completely gone.

Tips & Warnings

• The mixture is most effective within an hour of making it so be sure to use it immediately.

• Do not put the solution into an airtight container, the ingredients release oxygen and could explode if contained.

References

• Cat Urine Smell Removal Recipe
• Cat Urine on Concrete