OT – How to remove pet’s urine in subfloor.

[sdduuuude]

From what I recall, find products that say “odor neutralizing” on them.

Maybe consider some power sanding ? Smell probably soaked through deeper than you can sand, though.

[Aecetia]

I was thinking pool chlorine, which is cheaper and stronger than bleach. That should kill just about anything and the smell is probably because of bacteria….. just a thought. Beats replacing the floor and it would work on concrete, too.

[Aecetia]

I was thinking pool chlorine, which is cheaper and stronger than bleach. That should kill just about anything and the smell is probably because of bacteria….. just a thought. Beats replacing the floor and it would work on concrete, too.

[Aecetia]

I was thinking pool chlorine, which is cheaper and stronger than bleach. That should kill just about anything and the smell is probably because of bacteria….. just a thought. Beats replacing the floor and it would work on concrete, too.

[Aecetia]

I was thinking pool chlorine, which is cheaper and stronger than bleach. That should kill just about anything and the smell is probably because of bacteria….. just a thought. Beats replacing the floor and it would work on concrete, too.

[Aecetia]

I was thinking pool chlorine, which is cheaper and stronger than bleach. That should kill just about anything and the smell is probably because of bacteria….. just a thought. Beats replacing the floor and it would work on concrete, too.

[edna_mode]

The reason urine smells so bad is uric acid:

http://www.stopcaturinesmell.com/what-causes-strong-cat-urine-smell.html

The problem is in addition to the innate bad-smell of the uric acid, bacteria grow on the stuff and release ammonia. Enzyme cleaners have the best history of attacking this stuff.

A relative ended up having to rip out the subfloor because it was more effective than any cleaning method — but in their case the subfloors were saturated.

[edna_mode]

The reason urine smells so bad is uric acid:

http://www.stopcaturinesmell.com/what-causes-strong-cat-urine-smell.html

The problem is in addition to the innate bad-smell of the uric acid, bacteria grow on the stuff and release ammonia. Enzyme cleaners have the best history of attacking this stuff.

A relative ended up having to rip out the subfloor because it was more effective than any cleaning method — but in their case the subfloors were saturated.

[edna_mode]

The reason urine smells so bad is uric acid:

http://www.stopcaturinesmell.com/what-causes-strong-cat-urine-smell.html

The problem is in addition to the innate bad-smell of the uric acid, bacteria grow on the stuff and release ammonia. Enzyme cleaners have the best history of attacking this stuff.

A relative ended up having to rip out the subfloor because it was more effective than any cleaning method — but in their case the subfloors were saturated.

[edna_mode]

The reason urine smells so bad is uric acid:

http://www.stopcaturinesmell.com/what-causes-strong-cat-urine-smell.html

The problem is in addition to the innate bad-smell of the uric acid, bacteria grow on the stuff and release ammonia. Enzyme cleaners have the best history of attacking this stuff.

A relative ended up having to rip out the subfloor because it was more effective than any cleaning method — but in their case the subfloors were saturated.

[edna_mode]

The reason urine smells so bad is uric acid:

http://www.stopcaturinesmell.com/what-causes-strong-cat-urine-smell.html

The problem is in addition to the innate bad-smell of the uric acid, bacteria grow on the stuff and release ammonia. Enzyme cleaners have the best history of attacking this stuff.

A relative ended up having to rip out the subfloor because it was more effective than any cleaning method — but in their case the subfloors were saturated.

[evolusd]

I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.

[evolusd]

I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.

[evolusd]

I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.

[evolusd]

I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.

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