Wetroom smells of cat piddle

[Mr Sandman]

And we have no cats! Any reason why this may be? What can i use to get rid of the smell?

Steve

[Bob Eager]

Deteriorating light fitting?

[Eddy]

Steve, white vinegar could do the trick.

When one of our cats has occasionally piddled indoors, on carpet, we've quickly grabbed a bucket, poured in a bit of white vinegar (the sort used in the kitchen), added cold water to dilute it, and then pretty liberally rubbed the piddled area so that it's almost soaking, i.e. so that every bit of piddle is covered with the solution. ALL SMELL IS REMOVED.

The only negatives we've found is that some fabrics may lose a little colour, becoming slightly paler.

But that's better than the dreadful lingering stink of cat piss, innit?

Eddy.

[Andy Hall]

Have a very serious conversation with all shower users.

[Eddy]

Hee, hee, hee. Hadn't thought of that, Andy! (I wonder if the vinegar would / will still work!)

Eddy.

[Andy Hall]

I'd keep that for the fish and chips

[1501]

Would that enable you to p*ss on their chips?

[Emil Tiades]

You are taking the piss