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We have very sensitive noses when it comes to cat urine and tried MANY other products that didn't remove all the smell. Anti Icky Poo did. It has a clean, shower-fresh scent, not a perfumey type one that tries to mask odors.
We had to call the product's customer support for extra assistance, because one spot was extra stubborn. They were *very* informative and helpful. The advice they gave was to deep-treat it by first applying the solution as directed then putting a wet towel and a plastic bucket over the area to keep it working and not dry out for about a week. We did that and the smell was ABSOLUTELY gone after trying for six months previously. I am now a lifelong fan & if the problem ever occurs again, I now know exactly what to do.
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Works well on flooring, and sub floors, however I have some bare wood behind a wall that is still problematic. The company has excellent customer service and will guide you with the really tough problems.
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This product is worth every penny paid for it. It just plain works. Cats, dogs, urine, throwup... Gets rid of odor and helps eliminate protein stains. Love it!!
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This stuff has a funny name, but it's serious stuff in tackling cat urine odors. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it doesn't apply itself. ;) Follow the directions and it'll go a LONG way to address any problem. I've used it on both carpets and subflooring, and it did a great job of eliminating or nearly eliminating odors. I've stocked up on it due to effectiveness of it, especially when used on fresh incidents. Doesn't leave a powerful perfume smell like others products I've tried. The smell is pleasant, but not overpowering. The smell is NOT part of the "trick" to this product - it doesn't just cover up the smell. It really does treat it enzymatically.
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I had a very naughty cat who out of the blue took to urinating on everything. At one point, she did it in a closet that was not floored; it soaked directly into the exposed chipboard subflooring, and no amount of scrubbing would get it out. Nor would other enzyme types of odor removers. But AIP did. It took quite a bit, because the smell had saturated the wood, and spread as a result of my attempts to scrub it out, but it did work. I can recommend this product without reservation.
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