Found different ones and they are also for the interior. You might also wanna try a carwash:
* Mix up a baking soda wash and wash the car 3 times.
* Get raccoon scent which cats don't like.
* The only thing that will get the smell out is a enzyme cleaner. They sell a few brands at places like Petco and Petsmart.
* Stink Free Inc. was also recommended.
* "'Biz" detergent was recommended for the interior by a vet. Sprinkled all over the inside of the car and on the interior parts it took about 2 days the smell was completely gone.
To remove cat urine odor from your furniture, you need to a product called NI-712. NI-712 does not just cover up the odor, it eliminates it by attacking the molecular structure of the urine. NI-712 will remove your cat urine problems.
You can remove cat urine from your car seat by applying a product called D-Molish. D-Molish actually neutralizes the urine smell, it will be totally gone!
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An artificial tree should not be harmed by the urine of a cat other then odor. To remove the urine from the artificial tree use an antibacterial soap combined with vinegar or bleach.
A person can find information on how to remove cat urine from a carpet online. Some online sites that offer this information include Ask, wikiHow and Petfinder.
To remove cat urine odor from carpet, you can clean the carpet with Febreze or another product that removes odors. You can also clean light carpets with hydrogen peroxide and water.
Bleach.
I have never tried salt. But, the best thing to use to remove the odor of cat urine is white vinegar and water.
soak the purse in a solution of white vinegar and water , measuring equal parts of both water and white vinegar, will remove the cat urine odor, u can use this solution on anything that the cat has urinated on. then follow up with a regular wash cycle with laundry detergent ,
Fission is a cleaner w/ CO2 to remove odors
Wash the floors REALLY REALLY good.
To remove old cat urine from carpet you could try using ATX odor kill and stain remover. It breaks down organic compounds that cause odor breaking them down to benign, odorless compounds.