Does the Pee-Eww Eliminator really work?

_SABOTEUR_
_SABOTEUR_ Posts: 6,833 Member
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I've noticed a stench around the place recently and I've found this product which sounds like exactly what I need:

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http://www.jefferspet.com/pee-eww-urine-eliminator/p/0040394/

I'm not sure if it will work though. The stink I'm talking about is vile and invades all sorts of places. I've tried ignoring it and I've used the usual clean up methods. I even got some of my friends to help. But it's like the reek has some sort of protection which means it sticks around and continues to make me feel nauseous.

I'm at my wits end!

Does anyone have any experience with Pee-Eww Eliminator? Did it work for you?

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  • Crankstr
    Crankstr Posts: 3,958 Member
    i havent tried that.

    IN for reccommendations.
  • thatsillyshana
    thatsillyshana Posts: 141
    I've never tried it, but when I looked up reviews, they were all positive. I think using a blacklight would be best for finding the source and this product looks like it comes with one. One review said it discolored their white rug, but they still loved the results. You can always try it out and hope for the best :]

    If it's expensive (i didn't look at the price), you could buy a blacklight and pet stores might have other options or you could use carpet cleaner.

    Good luck!
  • Sheila_KI
    Sheila_KI Posts: 206 Member
    We have used Nature's Miracle in the past.

    http://www.natures-miracle.com/products.aspx
  • WhiteGirlWasted13
    WhiteGirlWasted13 Posts: 178 Member
    If' it's carpet, may I share my experience? I haven't tried Pee-Eww, but I have tried Nature's Miracle and I was disappointed. I fostered a kitten for a little while and he just didn't use the litterbox as I'd hoped. Instead, he seemed to pee around the perimeter of my dining room, multiple times. Talk about stinky! What has finally worked for me, after literally trying dozens of things, dozens of times, is a mixture of baking soda and tea tree oil. I mixed them together and sprinkled them on the carpet, then took my broom and really worked the stuff into the carpet. I haven't vacuumed it up yet, because you can hardly see the powder in my beige carpet. I may never vacuum it up until we move. But, so far, no more stink. YMMV.
  • JCulp19
    JCulp19 Posts: 82
    you can try using white vinegar in a carpet shampooer that is what we do and it works. use about 1 cup of vinegar to 1 gallon of water.
  • super_J73
    super_J73 Posts: 257 Member
    I work at a pet store and sell a ton of Nature's Miracle. Nok Out odor remover is better.
  • PlayerHatinDogooder
    PlayerHatinDogooder Posts: 1,018 Member
    Perhaps getting rid of the culprit may be more effective than just spraying the mess created?

    I'm sure they're are plenty of shelters that will take lost, confused, disobedient animals?
  • DarkAngel262
    DarkAngel262 Posts: 118 Member
    Perhaps getting rid of the culprit may be more effective than just spraying the mess created?

    I'm sure they're are plenty of shelters that will take lost, confused, disobedient animals?

    I'm hoping this is a joke....
  • ZoeLifts
    ZoeLifts Posts: 10,347 Member
    In my experience, no, it doesn't work. No matter how many times you chase that stench away, it just keeps coming back.
  • ixxiesparkle
    ixxiesparkle Posts: 36
    Maybe if you use it to saturate the offender? Paying particular attention to the mouth area...if it goes in smelling nice, maybe it will come out less craptacular?
  • AllonsYtotheTardis
    AllonsYtotheTardis Posts: 16,947 Member
    I haven't tried that, but it looks useful
  • billsica
    billsica Posts: 4,741 Member
    The only way to stop it is at its source.

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  • jheads
    jheads Posts: 145 Member
    I second the white vinegar.
  • RoseTears143
    RoseTears143 Posts: 1,121 Member
    I almost can't tell if this is a joke post in regard to the "stench" in the forums.....or in your actually home...lol But just in case it's a legit question...

    I use it at home and it works great. Not so much for stain removal, but for smell yes. You have to really soak the area and let it sit if it's already a stain to get the smell out. If it's a fresh area, clean it up with paper towels or something then soak the area and let it sit for a few minutes and dry it up. Always works for me.
  • craigmandu
    craigmandu Posts: 976 Member
    I've never tried it, but when I looked up reviews, they were all positive. I think using a blacklight would be best for finding the source and this product looks like it comes with one. One review said it discolored their white rug, but they still loved the results. You can always try it out and hope for the best :]

    If it's expensive (i didn't look at the price), you could buy a blacklight and pet stores might have other options or you could use carpet cleaner.

    Good luck!

    Using a blacklight? I have 3 boys...youngest is sophomore in high school...If I shine a blacklight around my house...I'll probably end up moving!
  • groomchick
    groomchick Posts: 610 Member
    As a dog groomer and trainer for 30 years I can tell you NONE of the products actually work. It's more than likely been soaked down to the padding & the only answer is to rip it up and replace it!
  • metaphoria
    metaphoria Posts: 1,432 Member
    I've never tried it, but when I looked up reviews, they were all positive. I think using a blacklight would be best for finding the source and this product looks like it comes with one. One review said it discolored their white rug, but they still loved the results. You can always try it out and hope for the best :]

    If it's expensive (i didn't look at the price), you could buy a blacklight and pet stores might have other options or you could use carpet cleaner.

    Good luck!

    Using a blacklight? I have 3 boys...youngest is sophomore in high school...If I shine a blacklight around my house...I'll probably end up moving!

    This!
  • wolverine66
    wolverine66 Posts: 3,779 Member
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  • _SABOTEUR_
    _SABOTEUR_ Posts: 6,833 Member
    I've never tried it, but when I looked up reviews, they were all positive. I think using a blacklight would be best for finding the source and this product looks like it comes with one. One review said it discolored their white rug, but they still loved the results. You can always try it out and hope for the best :]

    If it's expensive (i didn't look at the price), you could buy a blacklight and pet stores might have other options or you could use carpet cleaner.

    Good luck!

    Using a blacklight? I have 3 boys...youngest is sophomore in high school...If I shine a blacklight around my house...I'll probably end up moving!

    This!

    You should have potty trained your children better.
  • _SABOTEUR_
    _SABOTEUR_ Posts: 6,833 Member
    As a dog groomer and trainer for 30 years I can tell you NONE of the products actually work. It's more than likely been soaked down to the padding & the only answer is to rip it up and replace it!

    Can you recommend some good tools for ripping it up? What should I replace it with? I don't ever want this problem again.
  • _SABOTEUR_
    _SABOTEUR_ Posts: 6,833 Member
    Perhaps getting rid of the culprit may be more effective than just spraying the mess created?

    I'm sure they're are plenty of shelters that will take lost, confused, disobedient animals?

    I took him to the shelter as it was too much for me (he has other anti-social issues), but after they assessed him they refused to take him. They said the only option was to put him down, which I thought was a bit harsh. But, if the Pee-Eww Eliminator doesn't work, then I might not have an option.
  • DavPul
    DavPul Posts: 61,406 Member
    This would be more effective if I had some sort of graph to tell me how it works at different variables. Can't you just randomly make some stuff up?

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  • magerum
    magerum Posts: 12,589 Member
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  • jofjltncb6
    jofjltncb6 Posts: 34,415 Member
    In...

    ...to better understand the science behind this.
  • Crankstr
    Crankstr Posts: 3,958 Member
    In...

    ...to better understand the science behind this.

    meh, who needs science as long as it works?
  • _SABOTEUR_
    _SABOTEUR_ Posts: 6,833 Member
    In...

    ...to better understand the science behind this.

    meh, who needs science as long as it works?

    Agreed. I don't need studies or data points (whatever they are).

    All I need is one person who says 'this is what works'. That is PROOF, LOGIC and SCIENCE all rolled into one.
  • CallMeCupcakeDammit
    CallMeCupcakeDammit Posts: 9,377 Member
    Something with a high amount of protein in it might do the trick. I don't know about the Pee-Eww Eliminator, but I found this pretty interesting, in a "what the...?!" kinda way. Of course I had to take a picture of it!

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