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

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[quote="anonymous post=61795 userid=0"]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[/quote]
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Anonymous

Just had this, we tried everything.
Then totally saturated the pee areas with vinegar and then sealed it with shellac

Posted 2 years 1 month ago

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)

Posted 2 years 1 month ago

Shannon Jo Markin

Jessica DeLano what a nightmare!!

Posted 2 years 1 month ago

Julie Schoch Tullio

Did you clean the ducts?

Posted 2 years 1 month ago

Jessica Jenkins

Vinegar

Posted 2 years 1 month ago

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.

Posted 2 years 1 month ago