Lemonine, Ethanol and Ozone Combined. Neuralized cat urine odor.
Some mad genius combined lemonine, ethanol and ozone. Please don't blow yourself up trying to mix that stuff at home, I'm only mentioning the ingredients to give a reasonably intelligent person an idea of how this product works.<br /><br />Was skeptical of this stuff at first. It isn't exactly cheap. As far as I know, Volcom only occasionally makes shoes and I wanted to be able to wear my Volcoms again. Wore them with no socks one summer and they've been not so fresh ever since. Sprayed them with this stuff and they are odor-free. Didn't go all nutcase crazy and empty a can, just a few seconds of spray while trying to lightly soak the thin canvas. I expected the sweat odor to return after a wear or two but that wasn't the case. This spray actually neutralizes odor. I was able to revamp some of my old Chucks, too. Stuff works on canvas, leather, every material I've tried it on.<br /><br />Ok, so here's the interesting part:<br /><br />It also works on carpet.<br />Have a female cat missing a back leg. She can't help but drag urine on the carpet after she uses the box. As much as I love my kitty friend, that is something I can't tolerate. It's been an issue since I can recall. Tried everything. Tried laundry detergent. Soaked carpet in vinegar, baking soda and a mix of the two. Shampooed and steamed the carpet a dozen times but the pheromones in cat urine are impossible to get rid of. So I tried this spray. Actually alleviated the smell! I can't believe it! I don't mind the faint citrus scent, and it's so much better than cat urine. Worth mentioning that the citrus scent does not seem to fade. It isn't overbearing.<br /><br />On carpet I sprayed more liberally. I assumed the carpet and the pad were too thick and dense but this stuff is tenacious.<br /><br />I cannot recommend this spray enough. 100 out of 5 stars.
Rating: 5 stars