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| brian s. |
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I finally cut up an extra piece of carpet and laid it where wilson had a
problem missing the pan now he is backing into the fan so far, it only has
been half a day. It appears he smells the carpet a little further out than
usually and goes instead of backing all the way. I bought one of those hand
steamers that vaccums up the steam, well that only lasted but a few days. I
was wondering if anyone knows of a cleaner that wont ruin the rug or wilson
that i can apply weekly and can even use the machine to suck it back or what
not. the smell isnt really isnt that bad i just want to get it before it
comes a problem. I happen to notice it a bit more seeing that it is along
side my bed. He likes to leave dad presents.
brian
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| Celtic Ferret |
Use Nature's Miracle, best thing out there. Soak the spot and cover it with
a plastic bag for 2 or 3 days. Put a weight on the plastic bag to keep the
area wet and let the enzymes do their job..Sourc, Talking Dirty with the
Queen of Clean
KG
"brian s." <deadhead73@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:JXKdnV3Ur-liauWiXTWJig@comcast.com...
> I finally cut up an extra piece of carpet and laid it where wilson had a
> problem missing the pan now he is backing into the fan so far, it only has
> been half a day. It appears he smells the carpet a little further out
than
> usually and goes instead of backing all the way. I bought one of those
hand
> steamers that vaccums up the steam, well that only lasted but a few days.
I
> was wondering if anyone knows of a cleaner that wont ruin the rug or
wilson
> that i can apply weekly and can even use the machine to suck it back or
what
> not. the smell isnt really isnt that bad i just want to get it before it
> comes a problem. I happen to notice it a bit more seeing that it is along
> side my bed. He likes to leave dad presents.
>
> brian
>
>
>
>
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| Gary |
Celtic, Ferret, nospam'voyager.net> wrote:
> Use Nature's Miracle, best thing out there. Soak the spot and cover it with
> a plastic bag for 2 or 3 days. Put a weight on the plastic bag to keep the
> area wet and let the enzymes do their job..Sourc, Talking Dirty with the
> Queen of Clean
>
> KG
There is also something used in hospitals called "Fecal Odor Eliminator" ("FOE")
that is very good for things like that. They also have one for urine odor. I
don't know where to get them, but if you can fond them, they work very well.
Gary
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| brian s. |
my friend had also mentioned nature's miracle. he has 3 sneaks, a dog, and a
ferret. he said it works wonders. i have to see if it is in any of the local
shops around here. Other than that, i do clean as much as i can if i seen
he has missed the target. He is out of the cage 18 hours out of 24. and
always uses his litter pan when in the cage for the short time. thanks for
the suggestions.
brian s.
"Celtic Ferret" <katgall@"nospam'voyager.net> wrote in message
news:vnhvor97i6j3be@corp.supernews.com...
> Use Nature's Miracle, best thing out there. Soak the spot and cover it
with
> a plastic bag for 2 or 3 days. Put a weight on the plastic bag to keep
the
> area wet and let the enzymes do their job..Sourc, Talking Dirty with the
> Queen of Clean
>
> KG
>
> "brian s." <deadhead73@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:JXKdnV3Ur-liauWiXTWJig@comcast.com...
> > I finally cut up an extra piece of carpet and laid it where wilson had a
> > problem missing the pan now he is backing into the fan so far, it only
has
> > been half a day. It appears he smells the carpet a little further out
> than
> > usually and goes instead of backing all the way. I bought one of those
> hand
> > steamers that vaccums up the steam, well that only lasted but a few
days.
> I
> > was wondering if anyone knows of a cleaner that wont ruin the rug or
> wilson
> > that i can apply weekly and can even use the machine to suck it back or
> what
> > not. the smell isnt really isnt that bad i just want to get it before
it
> > comes a problem. I happen to notice it a bit more seeing that it is
along
> > side my bed. He likes to leave dad presents.
> >
> > brian
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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| jumpingmouse & kylie |
In desperation, shortly before I actually had the carpet removed, I pulled
up the edge of the carpet and cut the padding away beneath and removed it
for the area that was affected. Then I mixed a solution of bleach water
and poured it on the affected carpet and suctioned it up with the hand
carpet cleaner vac. THen immediately poured clean water on the area a
couple of times and sucked it up...as if to rinse. Thank God my carpet
color was not affected by the bleach, but it sure got the smell out of
there. Ultimately my solution was to get rid of the carpet.
jumpingmouse & kylie
"brian s." <deadhead73@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:k-qdnXxn8fSml-SiU-KYvg@comcast.com...
> my friend had also mentioned nature's miracle. he has 3 sneaks, a dog, and
a
> ferret. he said it works wonders. i have to see if it is in any of the
local
> shops around here. Other than that, i do clean as much as i can if i seen
> he has missed the target. He is out of the cage 18 hours out of 24. and
> always uses his litter pan when in the cage for the short time. thanks for
> the suggestions.
>
> brian s.
>
> "Celtic Ferret" <katgall@"nospam'voyager.net> wrote in message
> news:vnhvor97i6j3be@corp.supernews.com...
> > Use Nature's Miracle, best thing out there. Soak the spot and cover it
> with
> > a plastic bag for 2 or 3 days. Put a weight on the plastic bag to keep
> the
> > area wet and let the enzymes do their job..Sourc, Talking Dirty with the
> > Queen of Clean
> >
> > KG
> >
> > "brian s." <deadhead73@comcast.net> wrote in message
> > news:JXKdnV3Ur-liauWiXTWJig@comcast.com...
> > > I finally cut up an extra piece of carpet and laid it where wilson had
a
> > > problem missing the pan now he is backing into the fan so far, it only
> has
> > > been half a day. It appears he smells the carpet a little further out
> > than
> > > usually and goes instead of backing all the way. I bought one of those
> > hand
> > > steamers that vaccums up the steam, well that only lasted but a few
> days.
> > I
> > > was wondering if anyone knows of a cleaner that wont ruin the rug or
> > wilson
> > > that i can apply weekly and can even use the machine to suck it back
or
> > what
> > > not. the smell isnt really isnt that bad i just want to get it before
> it
> > > comes a problem. I happen to notice it a bit more seeing that it is
> along
> > > side my bed. He likes to leave dad presents.
> > >
> > > brian
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
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| Melissa |
In article <3F7902B3.9FF35ABC@vcn.com>, Gary <schooley@vcn.com> wrote:
> There is also something used in hospitals called "Fecal Odor Eliminator"
> ("FOE")
> that is very good for things like that. They also have one for urine odor. I
> don't know where to get them, but if you can fond them, they work very well.
Ick. what a lovely name :)
Don't know anything about that stuff but I also suggest Nature's
Miracle. You can get it at any pet store. White plastic container, red
cap and red writing on it usually. There are different sizes. Get the
large gallon and save some money in the end. It's expensive though, so
you might want to look around a bit and compare prices. (or not.)
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| Doctor Arcane |
"Celtic Ferret" <katgall@"nospam'voyager.net> wrote in message news:<vnhvor97i6j3be@corp.supernews.com>...
> Use Nature's Miracle, best thing out there. Soak the spot and cover it with
I use Simple Solution. I've found it works well, and is a bit cheaper
than Nature's Miracle. We also use it where I work when customer's
dogs have accidents, even though we carry both brands.
We used it at home when our dog threw up after a bout of coprophagy.
That had to be the worst smelling thing I've ever encountered.
Anyway, both are enzymatic cleaners and either should work.
-arcane
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| :: brian :: |
Xref: 127.0.0.1 alt.pets.ferrets:161378
brian s. wrote:
> I finally cut up an extra piece of carpet and laid it where wilson had a
> problem missing the pan now he is backing into the fan so far, it only has
> been half a day. It appears he smells the carpet a little further out than
> usually and goes instead of backing all the way. I bought one of those hand
> steamers that vaccums up the steam, well that only lasted but a few days. I
> was wondering if anyone knows of a cleaner that wont ruin the rug or wilson
> that i can apply weekly and can even use the machine to suck it back or what
> not. the smell isnt really isnt that bad i just want to get it before it
> comes a problem. I happen to notice it a bit more seeing that it is along
> side my bed. He likes to leave dad presents.
>
> brian
>
I'm throwing in another "Nature's Miracle" reply.
I've never heard of the plastic bag technique mentioned in a previous
post, but it sure seems logical. I usually just spray it fairly heavily
on the spot.
Brian
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