What I do is first get some paper-towells and
soak up as much as I can, with the towells.
THEN, I pour hot water on the spot, the idea
being that that water will mix with and take up
or disolve or whatever lots of the rest of the pee,
let it do its thing for a minute or so, then get
big sponge ("boat sponge"?), get it wet and then
wring dry, and press it on top of now VERY wet spot,
and release pressure gently -- idea being that sponge
will soak up water/pee mixture, and wring into
pan I bring to spot, and keep doing that to get
as much as I can.
Then maybe once more, pour on hot water, do sponge
treatment again.
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We also bought a bottle of cat de-pee stuff (I invented
that name; I forget what it's called) that you're supposed
to squirt onto the cat-pea spot -- but seems to me
that that leaves the pee-chemical IN the rug, WITH
the ADDITIONAL chemical from the bottle, whereas the
soak-it-up method REMOVES it from the rug, which, to
my feeble mind, seems better.
David
PS: note that I added "rec.pets.cats.misc" to the newsgroup-list.
I am currently having problems with my cat weeing in my house.It weed the other day by the door.The smell was terrible.It is a female cat called
Nora.I was wondering how I could stop her from doing this in the future.Is there a type of spray or something?
thank you
Matthew Hough
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