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Empty out all the litter and then spray the entire litter box with Advanced Cat Odor + Stain Remover. Allow it to dry naturally. Once dry, refill with litter.

Soak up as much of the urine as possible.Then saturate the area with Advanced Cat Odor + Stain Remover. Using a white damp towel, lay it over the area. With the bottom of the bottle agitate and push the product into the cushion.

Leave the towel on for several hours or overnight, then remove and let the area dry naturally. If the urine is on an area you cannot lay a towel like the back of the couch, just saturate the area and let it dry naturally. Repeat if necessary.

First, do a test in an inconspicuous area to make sure it won’t affect paint, wall paper or wall coverings of any kind.

Then spray the area and allow it to dry. Many times the urine will run down the wall and get behind the base board, if that has happened, turn the nozzle to stream and spray at the top of the baseboard and allow the product to get back behind the baseboard so it can remove the odor. Allow this to dry naturally and repeat if necessary.

A couple possibilities:

If the pet has urinated in the corner of the room or near a wall, make sure to apply and saturate along the baseboard. Many times urine gets stuck between the baseboard and wall and creates an odor. The product needs to get both in the carpet and baseboard.
• Ammonia is naturally produced as bacteria break down urine. This ammonia will dissipate. Especially strong ammonia smells can be an indicator of large amounts of urine, and may require a re-treatment.
• It is important to allow the carpet to completely dry to allow the urine smell to completely dissipate. If the carpet is still wet, wait till it air dries or use a fan to help the carpet dry completely.
• If the urine spot is large or heavily saturated into the carpet, multiple applications may be necessary.