Years ago we bought a house where the former owner's cat peed against the baseboard. It ran down through the floor into the basement. I removed the drywall ceiling in that area and coated the ducts and joists with KILZ, which solved the problem.
Cat Pee in the Heating Duct!
Oct 29, 2005
Last reply: 4 years ago
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replying to Oscar_Lives, WhatIsWrongWithYou wrote: You ought to be ashamed of yourself. What is wrong with you?!
replying to Noozer, Melissa wrote: Hi, The following is spoken to the situation, Ammonia is not advisable to use to remove cat urine, that is essentially what cat urine is, ammonia. Using Ammonia to clean cat urine will only complicate the matter and invite the cat to urinate in the spot repeatedly. Vinegar and water, with a little dish soap and baking soda in a bucket is what I have found to work the best. I hope that this helps. Sincerely Melissa
replying to Oscar_Lives, J wrote: Antifreeze will kill a cat.
replying to bellmyb, Karen Macaulay wrote: Did you do it yourself-Was it expensive? Thank you!!
replying to Oscar_Lives, c wrote: How awful
Wait, WHAT?? Cat piss where?
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When you do something bad, I hope you get sentenced to a slow death from kidney failure. Please never have pets.
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