CloroxPro Urine Remover for Stains and Odors Refill, 128 Ounces (Package May Vary)

If you have pets of any kind, this is a MUST. It eliminates cat and dog urine from floors (laminate, tile and hardwood) and it also eliminates human urine odor. I've currently been on a hunt trying to find and eliminate the urine odor from my house due to neighboring cats urinating in my flower beds and causing my inside cats to urinate along the walls. This has been the ONLY thing that has worked. It will foam white with each spray until the urine is completely cleared from the area, even on grout. I also had an elderly dog that would have accidents, after she passed I literally was crawling on my wood floor with a drill and brush attachment cleaning with bleach, let me tell you, it apparently did NOTHING, sprayed this over her "main" areas, white, nothing but white foam and after the 3rd spray the foam wasn't so pronounced in all of the area, 4th spray was done today and there is zero foam, zero smell.Works on upholstery also, even old areas (old spots, I sprayed and left it alone, no smell, no residue). Decided to give the bathroom a go with it also, 1st spray foam everywhere, 2nd spray 10% foam, 3rd spray 0% foam.If you've used it or plan on using it, you will know what I mean by foam (think peroxide when poured on a wound), it will no longer foam and only look like you sprayed water if there isn't any biological left for it to remove.It will take more than one coating/cleaning, so if you decide to use it elsewhere out of curiosity, get the large jug, maybe 2 or 3 🤣🤦‍♀️

My sister's van sat for 2 years next to a field got it fixing up and running only to find out that field mice had made it their palace urine and feces from front to back of the van I was initially using another product and then I got this it took the smell out of the carpet the ceiling panel and whatever I could spray on the metal and seemed to get rid of almost all the stains definitely a great product

This product is awesome for multiple pet families. I had 5 westies, even though they didn't have that hound smell they still added oder to the furniture. I took a chance and mixed up a batch for my furniture extractor. It worked amazingly! It has a very fresh scent, and did not stain, or bleach the micro fiber on our custom Broyhill sofa and love seat.After the passing of our westies we had a large container left over. My dearest friend had rescued a large hunting dog with that definite hound smell. She said her furniture was getting a little ripe. I told her to get the furniture extractor, and gave her my container to try. She is now a fan, and tell everyone about it too.I am now a proud mom of a rescue Shih Tzu. Our Charlie has a stronger dog smell than our westies did, so we're back. The extractor and Clorox urine remover is also fantastic for cleaning and freshening up dog plush foam core beddings that don't fit in conventional washing machines, and driers. They are ready and dry in no time.I have not seen any skin reaction to this cleaner from either human, or pet in the past several years of using this product. I did not go over the future with just water to rinse it out more, but that could be an option if you are more sensitive to chemicals. I use the Bissell extractor, it work amazingly well, and the furniture is perfectly dry and ready to use in a few hours.

I have a dog with issues. My hardwood floors started staining because of her. I’ve tried all kinds of products not only for the stain but the smell. This one by far is the best! I use it in my cross wave and the stains are coming up very well and the smell of urine is gone!

I bought Clorox Pro Urine Remover for pet stains on the carpet. It did not remove the stains as well as I expected. The scent is VERY light and is gone in a few minutes. Most urine removers are headache inducers.Carpet:On dried, yellow pet urine stains- I tried wetting the stain with water and blotting the water, followed by a liberal shake of Urine Remover, a wait and more blotting. I also omitted the wetting with water and just used the Urine Remover, wait and blot. If relatively fresh, the stain would be gone. If it was an unknown spot hiding behind something then the stain would be lessened, but not removed. With still wet spots, I would blot it up and spray with Urine Remover. Looked good, as with most products.I did have an interesting experience with fresh urine spots and a black light. When I doused the relatively fresh spots, their protein signature was lessened a bit, but does not go away entirely. I've NEVER seen that with any "enzyme" or other product.Hard/semi hard surfaces:I used Clorox Pro Urine Remover on my bathroom floors in the toilet area: tile, grout, toilet, plastic scrubber holder and baseboard. I used the black light and found that the grout lines and toilet caulk were glowing- no surprise. What I didn't expect is that the baseboards, plastic scrubber holder and plastic drawers next to a toilet looked like 2 boys had been randomly tagging them for the past 10 years. My kids aren't randomly peeing all over, this is from the subtle toilet spray nobody wants to think about. None of this is visible...these aren't "stains", they are protein signatures where proteins have soaked in a bit. Ick.I sprayed Urine Remover on all the affected surfaces including just under the toilet bowl where it's hard to wipe clean and there was a glow. Let it sit for about 5 minutes (per directions), wiped with a damp towel.Some of the discoloration in the grout was removed, but the grout still looks dirty (just like every other grout line on the floors). Toilet bowl and base wiped clean. However, there is NO effect on the glowing protein streaks on the baseboards and plastic drawers, even after wiping thoroughly. It seems that if the surface is the least bit porous then it stays.Takeaway: Don't go around your house with a black light unless you're looking for trouble.

Works as described