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OK, this stuff is INCREDIBLE. And came quickly, which was a major concern in my situation. One of my cats peed on my bed, and it was the most disgusting thing to wake up too. She is elderly, and confused, but hey? Not when it soaks into my fairly new mattress.SO, when faced with a true emergency, what does one do? Go to Amazon to figure it out! This particular product had great reviews, and as I was a bit hesitant to use the lavender scented version (in case that odor was overwhelming, and on my bed, not so good).I completely removed every bit of evidence of the cat pee soaked mattress. There were dark yellow lines on the mattress, on the cats' side of the bed, whereas my side had no stains whatsoever. So I repeatedly sprayed the peed on area, blotted the liquid up, spray, blot up, spray, blot up, Within a half of an hour all evidence of the pee (in three separate areas) had completely vanished, as has the odor! WOWI use it now, after I have cleaned the litter boxes with another cleaning product, to use this for a last spray and wipe off of the boxes and the cement floor (in the garage), to remove all of the scent of cat pee.Amazingly wonderful product. A Must-Have if you have pets!No, I have never been paid by Amazon for any product review. This was no exception. (How do people get to do that, anyway?)

Straight to the point. I used this product on our carpet for cat vomit. More specific the cat food my wife was using has a heavy smell of beef. Either the oils in the food or the preservative in the meat is one of the toughest stains/smells I've ever encounter. First I tried Resolve which removed most of the stain but not the smell. Second I broke out the big gun, our carpet cleaning machine. I work the stain area for five minutes let dry overnight and still that god awful cat food smell. Next I used carpet baking soda powder. Let sit overnight, vacuumed and still the smell was there. All three products I used claimed to have a neutralizer in them probably not commercial strength. Aside from just calling out the professional I decided to try Radiance Naturals. It worked and worked well the smell is gone and has not come back in three weeks. I put the sniffer down deep in the carpet and there's no oder. I used two applications. One about an inch away waited 2hrs. second about 6 inches away. Don't kill the carpet a light even spray will do.

I read a lot of reviews before I bought this and I had even contacted the company. Let me start by saying this WORKS and is the only reason we didn't have to spend more than the couch cost, trying to get it restuffed.We have 2 fixed kitties, one boy one girl. They have NEVER peed on/in anything but their litter-robot like they are supposed to.My husband and I bought a new couch for the downstairs, after a trying time with that (I do NOT recommend Wolfe gardnier furniture) - we finally got the couch home.The kitties smelled it and inspected it and life was good. The next morning I went down to have my coffee and read on the new couch. I sat down and I could smell the cat urine emanating from the cushions! "Oh my gosh, are you kidding?" I immediately stripped the covers off and through them in the washer, I felt for the urnine and found no wet spots but the SMELL was def there. It had absorbed to the core of the cushions! What do I do?!!! I start searching the internet and find that I should put baking soda on and then white vinegar (or vice versa) needless to say I literally do EVERYTHING I can to save the cushions - and after wasting 2 days on it I figure I have fixed it.Fast forward 2 weeks. The urine smell starts coming back. We had taken preventive mesures to keep our kitties away from it so I knew they hadn't had an accident again. Back to the internet I go. After further investigation I find out that ALL the remedies for cat urine only help the problem temporarily!!! For cat urine you must get a bio-enzyme cleaner to truly remove it permanently!Who knew?!Off to Smile.amazon.com I go and find this. Two days later a bottle arrives at home. I follow the instructions on the bottle as well as the ones from the company's whom I had emailed.I took off the cushion covers and, wearing gloves, saturated the cushions and worked in the solution by massaging the cushions w my hands. The soulfion becomes a little soapy/foamy as you massage and that gave me hope. When I finished all three bare cushions I sprayed all the upholstery on the couch that I couldn't remove then sprayed the cushion covers that had just come out of the wash.SUCCESS!!Here we are 3 weeks later and no smell! In fact the couch actually smells more fresh and new than he Day we bought it!I bought a second bottle of this and keep it in my laundry closet now because it is the only thing that worked and hey... "accidents happen"

Our pets are pretty low maintenance and I have not had to use this for any major accidents yet; however, it is a great deodorizer. I use it on the litter box and dog bed in between to keep odors at bay. My dog rolled in something really unpleasant in the woods and he made it to his bed before I caught it. This took care of it.Our biggest success with this product has been removing stains off our sleeper sofa. Our sleeper sofa is not made like most I've seen where the bed folds in and the underside of the bed is what is exposed when you remove the cushions. On ours when you remove the seat cushions you see the mattress itself. With 2 kids keeping any of it clean is hard, and the mattress gets stuff on it as well. I found it's important to follow the directions on the bottle for removing stains. I use this product all the time to get spots (chocolate, etc.) out of the sofa seat cushions with very little effort. There was also a food stain of some sort on the mattress of the sleeper sofa that I had tried (multiple products) to get out over a year ago with no success. I sprayed this product on the spots and they immediately started to disappear. I did use a brush to get the remaining out. It was incredible. I wish I had taken before and after photos.I will continue to keep this product on hand. It's nice to have a non-toxic option!