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  • #99226
    geordie
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    biological washing powder is great for getting rid of the scent :)

    #98566
    dogsrule
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    Steam cleaning is great, I’ve used a little hand held steam cleaner and it freshens the place up. Haven’t used it on concrete but carpets.

    #99235
    LuvMyFurKids
    Member

    I fill a watering can with water and 3 good squeezes of bleach and try to get the piddle pools before they dry in…..drown them with the watering can and scrub with a yard brush…. must try the bio powder one….leaves a nice smell I bet!

    #99261
    geordie
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    the biological removes the odour stops the dog from piddling in the same spot

    #99263
    evab
    Member

    Thanks for the very prompt replies :D I have actually tried both
    the biological powder and the bleach and while they do work
    for a short while the smell seems to come back very quickly.

    #99315
    tracy
    Member

    best thing is some boiled water an lemon,that should do the trick

    #99317
    ash
    Member

    Tried and tested method (lots of dogs peeing on concrete in my house!):

    1) Biological washing powder in warm (not boiling) water – scrub the bejesus out of it the ground until very foamy, leave for 5/10 minutes (gives it a chance to break down all the pee residue). Rinse with boiling water.

    2) Jayes fluid, diluted in hot water (I use the spray, very handy and no diluting) or a very concentrated solution of bleach (chlorine, not ammonia) – scrub the bejesus out of the concrete, leave for 5/10 minutes. Rinse (really well!) with boiling water.

    3) Leave to dry before letting dogs back onto it.

    ( 4) If there is still a mild pong (just general dog smell), spray Tea Tree oil (in a spray bottle, with hot water – shake really well) onto the area and leave to dry before letting the dogs out. Leaves a very fresh smell)

    Don’t forget to the up the edge walls too, they can get very nasty smelling in the recent wet, but hot, weather. A good, stiff yard brush is a must for this – gets all the chemicals into the nooks and crannies. Make sure you let everything sit for a little while, or even better scrub it for a few minutes (might be a bit hard on the shoulders though!). The Tea Tree oil makes everything smell very fresh, but usually I don’t have a need to use this because the other 3 steps get rid of the smell of pee.

    #99326
    evab
    Member

    Thanks. I’ll give that a go.

    #99850
    Mutley
    Member

    Armillatox soap-based ground cleaner (similar to Jeyes) is also effective – Woodies sell it, as will most large garden centres. It will wipe out the scent of anything!!

    #100456
    elaine136
    Member

    vinegar….what can’t it do….pop some in boiling water might do the trick !

    #100485
    DID Rescue
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    There is a product available call "Urine Off".
    It works on breaking down the crystals in the urine and this is what causes the smell.
    I got it at a dog show before but if you google it I am sure you will track it down.

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