Comments on How to Remove Odors

Thanks for the tips. I will have to make note of it.

For those black stains and awful smells embedded into wood flooring (caused by cat/dog urine))and usually found upon removing old carpeting and padding...I poured a good amount of hydrogene peroxide into a bucket and put an old towel in it to totally saturate the towel. With only gentle sqweezing rather than wringing it out, I spread the sopping wet towel on top of the stain and covered the towel with a plastic sheet large enuough to cover the towel entirely. Let that sit overnight, preferrably 12 to 24 hours; then remove plastic and wet towel from the area. I found the area to be clean of the black stain and the smell gone. If alittle blackness still remiains on the wood, repeat the procedure. The peroxide eats the bacteria and can even eat down to the bare wood which might mean a re-staining of the floor or at least the area that was treated but the stain and smell are for the mos

For those black stains and awful smells embedded into wood flooring (caused by cat/dog urine))and usually found upon removing old carpeting and padding...I poured a good amount of hydrogene peroxide into a bucket and put an old towel in it to totally saturate the towel. With only gentle sqweezing rather than wringing it out, I spread the sopping wet towel on top of the stain and covered the towel with a plastic sheet large enuough to cover the towel entirely. Let that sit overnight, preferrably 12 to 24 hours; then remove plastic and wet towel from the area. I found the area to be clean of the black stain and the smell gone. If alittle blackness still remiains on the wood, repeat the procedure. The peroxide eats the bacteria and can even eat down to the bare wood which might mean a re-staining of the floor or at least the area that was treated but the stain and smell are for the mos

for smoke of any kind in cars or home get a cup or bowl (not styrofoam), loosely put a paper towel or 2 in the cup or bowl, saturate with rubbing alcohol. It works on some other odors too. I also use quality coffee. I put some in a bowl, put a little grounds in the bottom & put near any item even clothes that smell bad.

for smoke of any kind in cars or home get a cup or bowl (not styrofoam), loosely put a paper towel or 2 in the cup or bowl, saturate with rubbing alcohol. It works on some other odors too. I also use quality coffee. I put some in a bowl, put a little grounds in the bottom & put near any item even clothes that smell bad.

There are products available at Just'a drop dot net for privacy while you go to the bathroom, You can keep the product in your pocket for Public use also works very well because It doesn't cover the odour, It stops it right away before you sit. That's why you have to put it Before you go, If you're Canadian you can your products at justadrop dot ca and You'll get some special on the site. Have a good drop. Mr DropLover

There are products available at Just'a drop dot net for privacy while you go to the bathroom, You can keep the product in your pocket for Public use also works very well because It doesn't cover the odour, It stops it right away before you sit. That's why you have to put it Before you go, If you're Canadian you can your products at justadrop dot ca and You'll get some special on the site. Have a good drop. Mr DropLover

Sergio702, where does one get ozone generators? While I was out of town, my cat caught and killed a mouse in my living room. It must have been there a day or two by the time I got home and found it. Enough time to stink up the room mightily! I removed the mouse, aired the room, and sprayed a lysol-type antibacterial cleanser on the carpet. The odor remains. What to do?

Sergio702, where does one get ozone generators? While I was out of town, my cat caught and killed a mouse in my living room. It must have been there a day or two by the time I got home and found it. Enough time to stink up the room mightily! I removed the mouse, aired the room, and sprayed a lysol-type antibacterial cleanser on the carpet. The odor remains. What to do?

I'm a tech for a smoke remediation company and we use ozone generators to get rid of everything from mold to the stench of death when someone dies and isn't found for days (or longer) Ozone reverts back to oxygen and unlike chemicals does not leave behind any harmful residues. Our ozone generator produces 3500 mg/h of ozone.

I'm a tech for a smoke remediation company and we use ozone generators to get rid of everything from mold to the stench of death when someone dies and isn't found for days (or longer) Ozone reverts back to oxygen and unlike chemicals does not leave behind any harmful residues. Our ozone generator produces 3500 mg/h of ozone.