Need advice please how do you get dog urine smell out of a unit.

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Elaine Bishop
2 years 4 months ago - 2 years 4 months ago #61772 by Elaine Bishop
Need advice please, how do you get dog urine smell out of a unit. We have painted walls, ceilings, pulled up flooring and quarter round and tac strip and sealed floors with kilz, put down new vinyl. Ran air deodorizer in unit overnight last night. Running ozone machine in tonight. Still smell it! Help please!

   
  • 2 years 4 months ago - 2 years 4 months ago #61772 by Elaine Bishop
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    Brittany Brittany
    2 years 4 months ago #61773 by Brittany Brittany
    ozone, duct cleaning
    2 years 4 months ago #61773 by Brittany Brittany
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61774 by Elaine Bishop
    Brittany Brittany doing this overnight.
    2 years 4 months ago #61774 by Elaine Bishop
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    Brittany Brittany
    2 years 4 months ago #61775 by Brittany Brittany
    Elaine Bishop I reccommend running the ozone for several days
    2 years 4 months ago #61775 by Brittany Brittany
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61776 by Elaine Bishop
    Brittany Brittany awesome! Thanks! Move in on Friday, think it will fix it in time?
    2 years 4 months ago #61776 by Elaine Bishop
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    Brittany Brittany
    2 years 4 months ago #61777 by Brittany Brittany
    Elaine Bishop ouch! I hope so. You can always run it overnight, then let it air out and smell it, and run again if needed
    2 years 4 months ago #61777 by Brittany Brittany
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    April Allred
    2 years 4 months ago #61778 by April Allred
    Elaine Bishop Ozone machines need 2-3 days to really get rid of bad smells
    2 years 4 months ago #61778 by April Allred
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    Vicki Hurley
    2 years 4 months ago #61779 by Vicki Hurley
    2 years 4 months ago #61779 by Vicki Hurley
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61780 by Elaine Bishop
    Vicki Hurley how do you use charcoal?
    2 years 4 months ago #61780 by Elaine Bishop
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    2 years 4 months ago #61781 by Kayla Reagan
    Elaine Bishop you can get a charcoal air filter
    2 years 4 months ago #61781 by Kayla Reagan
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    Vicki Hurley
    2 years 4 months ago #61782 by Vicki Hurley
    Elaine Bishop I think you put it in a bucket and it draws out the odor. This is from long ago.
    2 years 4 months ago #61782 by Vicki Hurley
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    2 years 4 months ago #61783 by eric rivera
    Were the floors treated with an enzyme killer before they were sealed? The seal wont take if the urine wasnt first neutralized!
    2 years 4 months ago #61783 by eric rivera
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61784 by Elaine Bishop
    Eric Rivera yes
    2 years 4 months ago #61784 by Elaine Bishop
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    Denise Philmon Thompson
    2 years 4 months ago #61785 by Denise Philmon Thompson
    Replied by Denise Philmon Thompson on topic Re: Need advice please how do you get dog urine smell out of a unit.
    Is it cat urine? If so, Goodluck. I have never been successful with cat urine. It will always have a "smell" to it.
    2 years 4 months ago #61785 by Denise Philmon Thompson
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61786 by Elaine Bishop
    Denise Philmon Thompson it's dog urine
    2 years 4 months ago #61786 by Elaine Bishop
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    Geeze Louise
    2 years 4 months ago #61787 by Geeze Louise
    Denise Philmon Thompson dog urine is just as bad; just a different odor.
    2 years 4 months ago #61787 by Geeze Louise
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    Denise Philmon Thompson
    2 years 4 months ago #61788 by Denise Philmon Thompson
    Replied by Denise Philmon Thompson on topic Re: Need advice please how do you get dog urine smell out of a unit.
    Geeze Louise cat urine is impossible. I have had success with dog but, depends on severity.
    2 years 4 months ago #61788 by Denise Philmon Thompson
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    2 years 4 months ago #61789 by Erik Beutler
    2 years 4 months ago #61789 by Erik Beutler
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    Meghan Jo
    2 years 4 months ago #61790 by Meghan Jo
    Get duct work professionally cleaned!
    2 years 4 months ago #61790 by Meghan Jo
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    Tricia DeMaio Appelbaum
    2 years 4 months ago #61791 by Tricia DeMaio Appelbaum
    Replied by Tricia DeMaio Appelbaum on topic Re: Need advice please how do you get dog urine smell out of a unit.
    Meghan Jo then use a deodorized “duct bomb”. We had to let a unit sit for months to finally get the smell gone.
    2 years 4 months ago #61791 by Tricia DeMaio Appelbaum
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    2 years 4 months ago #61792 by courtney jennings
    If there was any urine behind the baseboards you may need to do a flood cut. We had this happen once and the urine had went behind the baseboards and the drywall absorbed it. It wasn't until we did the flood cut that it went away.
    2 years 4 months ago #61792 by courtney jennings
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    Gina Shingleton Wakefield
    2 years 4 months ago #61793 by Gina Shingleton Wakefield
    Replied by Gina Shingleton Wakefield on topic Re: Need advice please how do you get dog urine smell out of a unit.
    Oil base kilz
    2 years 4 months ago #61793 by Gina Shingleton Wakefield
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    Erica Swinson
    2 years 4 months ago #61794 by Erica Swinson
    Scentsations in the paint and primer
    2 years 4 months ago #61794 by Erica Swinson
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    Ron Carmean
    2 years 4 months ago #61795 by Ron Carmean
    Sometimes you need to locate where the urine is. Ive had to pull and replace tack strip where urine has soaked in. Another thing weve had to do is cut out the drywall where the concentration of urine is. Like cat spray etc. Weve even had to replace doors etc because the doors and bifold doors soak the smell in the wood. Then after all that is done the entire unit needs scrubbed down top to bottom, possibly including replacing linno and carpet as that holds the smell. Then u can try an ozone
    2 years 4 months ago #61795 by Ron Carmean
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61796 by Elaine Bishop
    Ron Carmean pulled up all tack straps and replaced vinyl
    2 years 4 months ago #61796 by Elaine Bishop
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    Ron Carmean
    2 years 4 months ago #61797 by Ron Carmean
    Elaine Bishop the smell must be coming feom somewhere else. Maybe a section of drywall that needs to be cut out. We even had where the 2 x 4 wall plate was soaked in urine along with tje front door to the apartment the cat sprayed. We had to replace the entire front door.
    2 years 4 months ago #61797 by Ron Carmean
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    Laura Sawyer
    2 years 4 months ago #61798 by Laura Sawyer
    Ron Carmean yep, I have had to do that as well as replace cabinets due to a lady living in a unit with like 20 cats. How mgmt allowed that, I have no idea. I got there after the lady had moved out. It was horrible.
    2 years 4 months ago #61798 by Laura Sawyer
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    Celena Montantes - Mayo
    2 years 4 months ago #61799 by Celena Montantes - Mayo
    Replied by Celena Montantes - Mayo on topic Re: Need advice please how do you get dog urine smell out of a unit.
    Our pest control company had a machine that we ran in an apartment for several days. It isn't an ozone machine. I was told these machines are used in some compactor areas.
    2 years 4 months ago #61799 by Celena Montantes - Mayo
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61800 by Elaine Bishop
    Celena Montantes - Mayo we have one running tonight
    2 years 4 months ago #61800 by Elaine Bishop
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    2 years 4 months ago #61801 by Tamara Sanchez
    Elaine Bishop We used that and had to replace floorboards and everything, even then it was tough, after a few months it all went away but it was a while. I would enter the unit and the urine smell would stay like, in my nose for days. I am sorry you are having to deal with that.
    2 years 4 months ago #61801 by Tamara Sanchez
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61802 by Elaine Bishop
    Tamara Sanchez thank you
    2 years 4 months ago #61802 by Elaine Bishop
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    Jack Allen
    2 years 4 months ago #61803 by Jack Allen
    Elaine Bishop follow up and tell us how it goes. Yuck
    2 years 4 months ago #61803 by Jack Allen
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    2 years 4 months ago #61804 by Jose Maciel
    HD sells concentrated vinegar bythe gallon in the store here (SoCal) I've sprayed it undiluted it works great
    2 years 4 months ago #61804 by Jose Maciel
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    2 years 4 months ago #61805 by Jennifer Ryan
    clean your ducts and registers
    2 years 4 months ago #61805 by Jennifer Ryan
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    Therese Miner
    2 years 4 months ago #61806 by Therese Miner
    You need to pull up and replace baseboards
    2 years 4 months ago #61806 by Therese Miner
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    Debra Leazenby
    2 years 4 months ago #61807 by Debra Leazenby
    Go to pet supply and get skunk odor remover. It does wonders.
    2 years 4 months ago #61807 by Debra Leazenby
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61808 by Elaine Bishop
    Debra Leazenby sounds great!
    2 years 4 months ago #61808 by Elaine Bishop
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    Jason Mallette
    2 years 4 months ago #61809 by Jason Mallette
    Pet sealPet sealPet sealand ozonator
    2 years 4 months ago #61809 by Jason Mallette
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    2 years 4 months ago #61810 by James Rogers
    You sealed the floor by painting it? Ozone the apartment
    2 years 4 months ago #61810 by James Rogers
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61811 by Elaine Bishop
    James Rogers flooring was sealed with Kilz
    2 years 4 months ago #61811 by Elaine Bishop
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    2 years 4 months ago #61812 by James Rogers
    Oh man, oh no. Replace the tack strips, put scent additive in the paint and ozone. I've been in a condemned unit like this but it wasn't from pet urine
    2 years 4 months ago #61812 by James Rogers
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    2 years 4 months ago #61813 by Robin LaGrone
    2 years 4 months ago #61813 by Robin LaGrone
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61814 by Elaine Bishop
    Robin LaGrone we already sealed it
    2 years 4 months ago #61814 by Elaine Bishop
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    Marina Stan
    2 years 4 months ago #61815 by Marina Stan
    That all needs to come out … its never going to come out when its that bad.
    2 years 4 months ago #61815 by Marina Stan
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    Marina Stan
    2 years 4 months ago #61816 by Marina Stan
    Additionally, call your insurance company and perhaps you can do a claim for vandalism or something.
    2 years 4 months ago #61816 by Marina Stan
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    2 years 4 months ago #61817 by Megan Goodmundson
    Use a black light to locate the affected areas. Pull/rip /demo affected areas and rebuild (subfloors, drywall , etc )
    2 years 4 months ago #61817 by Megan Goodmundson
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    Jason Frotten
    2 years 4 months ago #61818 by Jason Frotten
    RestorAir machine is the answer. Run for 29 hours with the AC fan set to on. If the smell isn’t gone, it will be isolated to whatever the source is. Remedy the source and run another 24 hours. You’ll be good to go from there.
    2 years 4 months ago #61818 by Jason Frotten
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    Stephanie Kochis
    2 years 4 months ago #61819 by Stephanie Kochis
    Nature's Miracle Urine Destroyer. Get the gallon jugs with a battery powered sprayer and spray everything. I had to do that at my house when I moved in. It had soaked into the concrete basement floor. I soaked it with Nature's Miracle and let it sit overnight. Did it again. Spread vinegar all over it and let it dry. Then used Kilz stuff that seals in floor. Not all Kilz is created equal. It's really strong smelly stuff, not like the Latex. After that it has been okay. On wood floor I just used Nature's Miracle and then Kilz sealer. That worked for me and the smell was very strong when I first moved in.
    2 years 4 months ago #61819 by Stephanie Kochis
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61820 by Elaine Bishop
    Stephanie Kochis where do you find it?
    2 years 4 months ago #61820 by Elaine Bishop
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    Stephanie Kochis
    2 years 4 months ago #61821 by Stephanie Kochis
    Elaine Bishop Nature's Miracle is in any pet store and I got Kilz at Hime Depot. You can probably get it on Amazon as well. They have different formulas. Urine Destroyer is the strong one for urine smells.
    2 years 4 months ago #61821 by Stephanie Kochis
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    2 years 4 months ago #61822 by Kristin McLaughlin
    Use a black light to see where the actual ‘smell’ is coming from. It may be in the sheet rock!!
    2 years 4 months ago #61822 by Kristin McLaughlin
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    Christopher McCombs
    2 years 4 months ago #61823 by Christopher McCombs
    I’ve seen it so bad that we had to use a concrete grinder to that off the top layer of concrete….
    2 years 4 months ago #61823 by Christopher McCombs
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    Joanne Schlueter
    2 years 4 months ago #61824 by Joanne Schlueter
    Did you change out bottom part of dry wall and or check inside cabinets?
    2 years 4 months ago #61824 by Joanne Schlueter
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    Elaine Bishop
    2 years 4 months ago #61825 by Elaine Bishop
    Joanne Schlueter cabinets are fine, it seems to be in the bedrooms
    2 years 4 months ago #61825 by Elaine Bishop
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    Joanne Schlueter
    2 years 4 months ago #61826 by Joanne Schlueter
    Elaine it still could be in the dry wall .
    2 years 4 months ago #61826 by Joanne Schlueter
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    Nickcole Pyle
    2 years 4 months ago #61827 by Nickcole Pyle
    Hot fog the vents
    2 years 4 months ago #61827 by Nickcole Pyle
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    2 years 4 months ago #61828 by Lindsey Williams
    Your carpet company likely has a black light have them go up the walls and see how far the urine goes.
    2 years 4 months ago #61828 by Lindsey Williams
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    2 years 4 months ago #61829 by Ana Bencosme
    2 years 4 months ago #61829 by Ana Bencosme
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    2 years 4 months ago #61830 by Miles Scruggs
    So people think that all kilz is the same and it couldn’t be further from the truth.
    2 years 4 months ago #61830 by Miles Scruggs
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    Laurie Ann
    2 years 4 months ago #61831 by Laurie Ann
    Yikes. You have done everything’s I would have recommended. If you haven’t. Try changing the filter and run the ac a bit to circulate the air then change the filter again. You may need addition Kilz on the floor (extra coats).
    2 years 4 months ago #61831 by Laurie Ann
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    Chris Matthews
    2 years 4 months ago #61832 by Chris Matthews
    Thompson’s water seal in Pine-Sol spray it over the concrete or gypsum it will seal the Odour into the concrete
    2 years 4 months ago #61832 by Chris Matthews
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    Chris Matthews
    2 years 4 months ago #61833 by Chris Matthews
    it’s the only thing that works really well.
    2 years 4 months ago #61833 by Chris Matthews
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    Kathy Brown
    2 years 4 months ago #61834 by Kathy Brown
    Pet urine and smoke.....tough to get rid of
    2 years 4 months ago #61834 by Kathy Brown
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    2 years 4 months ago #61835 by Beth Finley
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    Danny Fusinatto
    2 years 4 months ago #61836 by Danny Fusinatto
    Have all duct work thoroughly cleaned as well as the coil also what Jason Frotten said
    2 years 4 months ago #61836 by Danny Fusinatto
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    Samantha Gauthier
    2 years 4 months ago #61837 by Samantha Gauthier
    Ozium
    2 years 4 months ago #61837 by Samantha Gauthier
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    Shawna Mae
    2 years 4 months ago #61838 by Shawna Mae
    There is this stuff, odor blocker. We had to put in room on concrete floors... can't remember nane.
    2 years 4 months ago #61838 by Shawna Mae
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    Connie Wakeman
    2 years 4 months ago #61839 by Connie Wakeman
    Replace the furnace filter now. And again after the ozone. Next time start with the filter.
    2 years 4 months ago #61839 by Connie Wakeman
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    Shan N On
    2 years 4 months ago #61840 by Shan N On
    Don’t forget to hit your ac ducts and coils, fridge, stove, washer/dryer- anything really. Everything needs to be cleaned. Pet urine can be just as bad as smoke.
    2 years 4 months ago #61840 by Shan N On
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    Karen Woodson
    2 years 4 months ago #61841 by Karen Woodson
    2 years 4 months ago #61841 by Karen Woodson
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    2 years 4 months ago #61842 by Judy Green
    Kilz will not get the smell out you need to have a carpet company seal the floor with a special chemical just for pets it will neutralize the odor you will need an Ozone machine for at least 48 hours. Then you go get coffee beans put them through the unit as they will help absorb the smell I would get a product called angry Orange you can by on Amazon this product is awesome. It will take you at least 14 days
    2 years 4 months ago #61842 by Judy Green
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    Terry Fuhr Rice
    2 years 4 months ago #61843 by Terry Fuhr Rice
    I agree-Angry Orange works.
    2 years 4 months ago #61843 by Terry Fuhr Rice
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    Kelly Green Simpson
    2 years 4 months ago #61844 by Kelly Green Simpson
    Probably in the baseboards and drywall. I have had units that had to be cut half way up the sheetrock and patch and replace baseboards. Also, Odoban soaking by the gallon before sealing concrete.
    2 years 4 months ago #61844 by Kelly Green Simpson
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    Melody Garcia
    2 years 4 months ago #61845 by Melody Garcia
    Kelly Green Simpson I second this. Once had to take an interior stairway out of a townhouse unit. Plus 36" of drywall.
    2 years 4 months ago #61845 by Melody Garcia
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    Gwenaven Owens
    2 years 4 months ago #61846 by Gwenaven Owens
    Kelly Green Simpson I third this!
    2 years 4 months ago #61846 by Gwenaven Owens
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    Crystal Spruill
    2 years 4 months ago #61847 by Crystal Spruill
    Kelly Green Simpson agreed!!
    2 years 4 months ago #61847 by Crystal Spruill
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    Sherie Walker
    2 years 4 months ago #61848 by Sherie Walker
    this!! Pull that lower Sheetrock. If you still smell it it’s somewhere you haven’t treated yet.
    2 years 4 months ago #61848 by Sherie Walker
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    Christina Smith
    2 years 4 months ago #61849 by Christina Smith
    There is some stuff you can buy at Home Depot and as a property management company owner, asset manager and precious regional this stuff has never let me down. I have lost the name of it but if you go in and ask they can take you right to it. You can’t pit on carpet as you have to basically roll it in like paint however it is clear. It works
    2 years 4 months ago #61849 by Christina Smith
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    Jennifer Tuttle
    2 years 4 months ago #61850 by Jennifer Tuttle
    Check baseboards. Might have to be replaced if animal peed on them
    2 years 4 months ago #61850 by Jennifer Tuttle
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    Cindy Bly-Ramirez
    2 years 4 months ago #61851 by Cindy Bly-Ramirez
    Check patio door track
    2 years 4 months ago #61851 by Cindy Bly-Ramirez
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    Shannon Gee
    2 years 4 months ago #61852 by Shannon Gee
    Poor bleach all over the floor, let it sit for a couple hours, wipe it all up, and then wipe it down several times and it should all kill everything
    2 years 4 months ago #61852 by Shannon Gee
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    Ruthina Ackies
    2 years 4 months ago #61853 by Ruthina Ackies
    Shannon Gee bleach and pee will cause an chemical reaction that is deadly. It’s very dangerous. It makes chloramine gas. Please be careful when bleaching urine which is ammonia.
    2 years 4 months ago #61853 by Ruthina Ackies
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    Patrick Markwell
    2 years 4 months ago #61854 by Patrick Markwell
    Zissner instead of kilz, odor ghost. Most likely in the drywall.
    2 years 4 months ago #61854 by Patrick Markwell
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    Michelle Taylor Frain
    2 years 4 months ago #61855 by Michelle Taylor Frain
    Clean the air ducts make sure all air filters have been replaced
    2 years 4 months ago #61855 by Michelle Taylor Frain
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    2 years 4 months ago #61856 by Tina Moore
    Pull that shit up and replace it!! I wouldn't live there!
    2 years 4 months ago #61856 by Tina Moore
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    Shonda Butler-Gifford
    2 years 4 months ago #61857 by Shonda Butler-Gifford
    That poor doogie (s)
    2 years 4 months ago #61857 by Shonda Butler-Gifford
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    Dana Mulkey Prater
    2 years 4 months ago #61858 by Dana Mulkey Prater
    Vinegar and baking soda
    2 years 4 months ago #61858 by Dana Mulkey Prater
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    Alison Benton
    2 years 4 months ago #61859 by Alison Benton
    All of that did not happen in a few accidents. Report the owners to your county animal control for them to do a welfare check on the dog at whatever forwarding address they gave you. The owner clearly is not allowing the dog outside to relieve itself, and no animal should be forced to live in it’s own excrement! People should not own pets if they are going to abuse them. Sad.
    2 years 4 months ago #61859 by Alison Benton
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    Judith Hyatt Bellack
    2 years 4 months ago #61860 by Judith Hyatt Bellack
    Alison Benton My thoughts exactly. This is an incredibly irresponsible owner who has neglected their pet. Very sad.
    2 years 4 months ago #61860 by Judith Hyatt Bellack
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    Jim Green
    2 years 4 months ago #61861 by Jim Green
    Fire odor bombs
    2 years 4 months ago #61861 by Jim Green
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    Teresa Ramon
    2 years 4 months ago #61862 by Teresa Ramon
    We had to cut dry wall and seal wall studs as it had seeped up into them, we replaced all closet doors and cleaned all tracks or replaced them, new trim, cleaned vents, any surface a dog could pee on was treated including cabinets. We almost stripped it to bare bones
    2 years 4 months ago #61862 by Teresa Ramon
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    Elaine Rizzo
    2 years 4 months ago #61863 by Elaine Rizzo
    I read the comments. We had a dog....Urine heavy Urine smell...best thing ever is a sealant that any paint company, lowes, home depot sales. We did not pull up anything and we did not cut out drywall as many comments suggested (we tried the sealant first before doing that) on the walls and floor. It is very expensive for just a gallon..we needed a 5 gallon bucket. This was in 2017 and cost was $200 plus back then. IT WAS THE ONLY THING THAT WORKED! We then painted the walls and replaced the padding and carpet and the smell completely gone! Unbelievable but it worked! FYI before that we spent a lot of $$$ wasting our time on things that worked for a day or so. This lasted and really worked! Sorry i do not remember the name but if you go to tge stores mentioned, they will know. Do not buy tge cheap products...Good luck...
    2 years 4 months ago #61863 by Elaine Rizzo
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    Marilyn Thompson
    2 years 4 months ago #61864 by Marilyn Thompson
    You could have the floor treated. Most carpet cleaning companies can do this. We've had success in doing this.
    2 years 4 months ago #61864 by Marilyn Thompson
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    Eileen FJ
    2 years 4 months ago #61865 by Eileen FJ
    Pull the baseboards, guarantee it's behind there. We have had to do that a few times.
    2 years 4 months ago #61865 by Eileen FJ
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    Randy Hanson
    2 years 4 months ago #61866 by Randy Hanson
    In the drywall and baseboards,we have also killed the floor but also sealed the floors with poly urethane after killing dried
    2 years 4 months ago #61866 by Randy Hanson
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    Kenneth Furtaw
    2 years 4 months ago #61867 by Kenneth Furtaw
    Also did you replace the baseboards? Dogs usually pee at the base of the wall so the drywall and baseboards get soaked with urine, painting over it doesnt cure that.
    2 years 4 months ago #61867 by Kenneth Furtaw
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    2 years 4 months ago #61868 by Debbie Gallogly
    It's likely seeped through to the subfloor. Pull up all flooring and see if the subfloor is stained - if so, remove it. Covering with deodorizers and kilz will never get rid of the smell.
    2 years 4 months ago #61868 by Debbie Gallogly
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    2 years 4 months ago #61869 by Dhanielle Hernandez
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    Billy Aamodt
    2 years 4 months ago #61870 by Billy Aamodt
    Enzymatic cleaner works real well. It's chemically better than vinegar.
    2 years 4 months ago #61870 by Billy Aamodt
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    Donna LaBelle
    2 years 4 months ago #61871 by Donna LaBelle
    there is this stuff called Biocide that you can order on amazon. it is truly amazing
    2 years 4 months ago #61871 by Donna LaBelle
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    Sherrie Kasprowicz
    2 years 4 months ago #61872 by Sherrie Kasprowicz
    Oil prime x 2 coats
    2 years 4 months ago #61872 by Sherrie Kasprowicz
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    Brad Wuerer
    2 years 4 months ago #61873 by Brad Wuerer
    Yes I have treated a unit like a flood unit took two feet of sheet rock out and removed the underlayment.
    2 years 4 months ago #61873 by Brad Wuerer
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    Terri Camarena
    2 years 4 months ago #61874 by Terri Camarena
    We recently had this and $30k later, the smell is gone. The subfloor, baseboards, and anything that came in contact with the urine had to be removed. We put shalack on the walls and repainted everything. The baseboards were wet with urine. It took us 3 weeks to repair the unit.
    2 years 4 months ago #61874 by Terri Camarena
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    Lisa Wilson
    2 years 4 months ago #61875 by Lisa Wilson
    Is you have done all that. The sheet rock may have to be cut out 4 ft high and replaced. I had one that I had to do that to. Let’s hope the ozone works.
    2 years 4 months ago #61875 by Lisa Wilson
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    Jessica Jenkins
    2 years 4 months ago #61876 by Jessica Jenkins
    Vinegar
    2 years 4 months ago #61876 by Jessica Jenkins
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    Julie Schoch Tullio
    2 years 4 months ago #61877 by Julie Schoch Tullio
    Did you clean the ducts?
    2 years 4 months ago #61877 by Julie Schoch Tullio
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    Shannon Jo Markin
    2 years 4 months ago #61878 by Shannon Jo Markin
    Jessica DeLano what a nightmare!!
    2 years 4 months ago #61878 by Shannon Jo Markin
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    Piggie Maddox
    2 years 4 months ago #61879 by Piggie Maddox
    That's alot of pee, it's soaked into the subfloor, to remove the smell youd have to remove the subfloor (gypcrete, wood, etc)
    2 years 4 months ago #61879 by Piggie Maddox
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    Anonymous
    2 years 4 months ago #61888 by Anonymous
    Just had this, we tried everything.
    Then totally saturated the pee areas with vinegar and then sealed it with shellac
    2 years 4 months ago #61888 by Anonymous