I see a lot of posts bashing the malodorants, Natures Miracle etc..
- Pet store products are grossly overpriced 1 quart of "non" concentrate is .00 to .00. Buy the same stuff at a janitorial supply where a quart of concentrate is .00 and makes several gallons.
*******You will need at least a gallon to properly treat one area.*********
- Don't "spray" the stuff on - POUR IT ON!!!!! If the area still smells after it dries POUR IT ON AGAIN. It takes HUGE, HUGE, HUGE amounts of this stuff to remove the odor.
Carpet cleaning people will try to mix the malodorant in with their solution and then extract it out. This does not apply near enough malodorant to the problem area and doesn't leave it there long enough. Home users take their little quart or pint of spray and think they are liberally applying it and this doesn't work. #1 it's not enough product to treat the spot and #2 your hand would cramp up from pumping the spray bottle and become useless before you could apply enough product to work .
Did I mention you need to apply a of this stuff for it to work? ****How many gallons in a ton?
I treat homes all the time for resale to non pet owners, even pet haters and don't have call backs. We are treating a dog smell house today.
Craig in AZ