Cleaning

Cheapest way - if a vacuum cleaner wont shift them is - sticky tape ! Buy a roll of broad adhesive tape. wrap some round your hand a couple of times, with the adhesive outwards. then you simply slide your hand over the fabric. The tape will pick up the hairs.

Pet urine smells because of the bacteria in it. To remove the smell you need to completely kill the bacteria and remove the stain.

When cleaning pet stains, you must remember that animals urinate instinctively where they smell urine. This is important because urine contains some of the same chemical compounds found in vinegar and ammonia. Because of this, you do not want to clean carpet with anything ammonia or vinegar based if you have pets. If you do this, you are only enhancing the smell of those compounds and encouraging your pet to continue to urinate in that spot.

You also need to be leary of anything enzyme based. Enzymes are live bacteria themselves. They are intended to be released to eat away the protein in urine stains. However if you have ever cleaned your carpet with anything else at any point in time, the enzymes will not eat the urine stain. Instead they will focus on eating whatever reside that other cleaner has left behind. You also want to remember that being live bacteria, enzyme based cleaners will die. When this happens, they decompose in your carpet and begin to smell after they have expired.

You need to use a cleaner that will kill the bacteria, deodorize the odor and remove the stain.

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Gently hold your cat by the scruff of the neck, it's very hard to hurt the cat this way as this is how the mother cat carries her kittens. Slowly and while talking gently run the warm water (make sure it's not to hot or cold) and slowly use your hand to run water over your cat. Give the cat time to get used to the feel of the water and then continue with the bath

cotton plant grows best in black soil, so it grows mainly in maharashtra, uttar pradesh and parts of the deccan plateau.

There are so many ways that can be used to keep the ocean clean. First of all is to stop dumping into the ocean and secondly try to frequently clean the shores so that the water does not take dirt back into the ocean.

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There are many reasons why your cat is urinating on your floors. Make sure you have a cat box available for your cat or cats to urinate in. Make sure they know where the box is at and keep it clean or the cats will tend not to use it if too dirty. Another reason is if a cat gets a urinary infection. Symptoms of this would be your cat tends to squat and try to pee constantly. Take your cat immediately into the Veterinarian if you suspect this, as a cat can die pretty fast from this problem. They become very toxic, lethargic and won't eat from this problem. If your cat or cats are acting fine, just make sure you have a clean clean cat box available for them. They should not be urinating on the floor.

This is not an easy prospect, but the best you can do is clean as much of the excrement from the carpet as possible with paper towel or disposable rags. When this is done, take a solution of Masengil feminine wash (must be this brand, nothing else works as well), and saturate the area. Have a wet vacuum ready. with a stiff bristle brush, move from the outside in, making the spot smaller as you work. Keep spraying the area, brushing, and vacuuming until all of the excrement is gone. Allow the area to dry. If you notice a stain or smell remains, repeat the process.

Incidentally, the product noted above will remove skunk scent and rodent urine from just about anything as well.

The only effective method of removing bees from your hummingbird feeder is by using bee guards. These are plastic pieces that fit over top of the feeder area so only the hummingbird can access it.

In a basement, the earth itself (and sometimes bedrock or large boulders) prevent extreme temperature extremes from occurring. In the summer, the basement would then be relatively cool compared to the outside temperature. Also in summer where people have basements, it gets humid as well as warm. When this humidity gets into the basement, some of the moisture in the air condenses out onto cool surfaces. This results in a general dampness in a basement. And, this dampness can become a kind of mustiness, since many basements have poor ventilation to circulate fresh air through them.

there are NO WORMS after heavy rain because they need rain but when its really hot they die because the don't have water. there are NO WORMS after heavy rain because they need rain but when its really hot they die because the don't have water.

The best cleaners for cat urine are those found at a pet store. What you need is to use one that reacts chemically to the enzymes and removes the order. Using a product that is a specialized stain and odor removing bacteria/enzyme cleaner, such as "Outright Pet Stain Eliminator," "Pet 'Oops' Remover," or "Stain Gobbler".

There are products you can buy at feed stores or pet stores, i find these better than the commercial ones sold at regular stores, these products eat the bacteria, some kind of enzymes in the product and they smell nice, not like a disinfectant or room spray

To best answer this question, any one will work. Soap (of any kind) will kill most insects as it inhibits them to breathe as it clogs up the breathing passages. Dish detergent is what I would suggest & the cheapest one will work. I would suggest a spray bottle with the same amount that you would use for a sink full of dishes added to a bottle almost full of water. Saturate the bed until it is wet to the touch. Let it air dry and then vacuum it if you want and then use clean, laundered linens. Make sure to open up the seams and spray them as well on the matress.

Make a paste of baking soda and water, and soak the sea shells in that overnight. The baking soda won't hurt the shells at all. Make sure you use baking SODA and NOT baking POWDER.

The cat's naturally obstinate nature is the reason for your problem. Try watching the cat and when it is just about to poop in front of the litter box, put it in the litter box. Do this a couple of times and it should work. It worked with my cat, but then again it was a kitten then.

Febreze can be bad for you if you inhale to much, huff it, or eat it. it can make you very sick and sometimes you can die. Try not to use it constantly

Lick it up!!!! Lick it up!!!!

If I were you I would just use plain old rabbit soap, because if you were to use your body soap for your rabbit, it would dry out their skin, becasue they have different skin types. If you don't have rabbit shampoo then I would say that its safe to use just water to wash your rabbit.

This is a tough one. You can get the urine out of the cloth, but usually it seeps down inside the batting and foam. The best thing to do is get a carpet cleaner to come in and have them do some deep cleaning on your furniture. After it's dry use "Febreeze" spray to get any odors out. I own pets and even though my dogs and cat are very clean, I put blankets on my furniture and take them off when company comes. This also is a good preventative measure if one of friends is coming over with her kids and they have their shoes on or have an accident. It's easier to wash the blankets and cheaper!

Please do not place them in the sun as the answer recommends; sun fades the color and degrades vintage furs. Heat and light are generally both hard on vintage materials, from fur to the lining. Hanging is likewise not a good idea, whether on a hanger (which often strains shoulder seams) or even more so pinned on or thrown over a rough clothes line.

Odors are particularly difficult to remove from old furs. I would try a professional fur cleaner; the investment is well worth it to avoid ruining a vintage fur. If that's out of the budget (it is a little more than dry cleaning, last time I checked), I'd try airing it out in a climate controlled room or even the coffee and freezing method several websites mention. Please don't put these out in the sun for days, or on a clothes line! Save up for a professional cleaning if possible!

"You need to let these coats air out in the sun. Now that fall is coming you can have drier weather (not so humid). Allow them to air out for several days. Hang them over a clothes line or hang them up while on their coat hanger."