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Back to the Main FAQ How do I remove Rodent Urine and Feces Damage?
I very seldom write a letter like this.
I'm writing to tell you about the excellent success we have had with your product, ATX’s Odorkill & Stain Remover.
It saved the interior of a $120,000 Special Order, 1989 Porsche Sportster, it saved our customer at least $11,200, since he did not have to replace the compete interior.
One of our very good customers had stored his car in a garage for over 2 years. When he removed it, he found that it had been infested with rodents. They had defecated on every square inch of the interior, the carpet, dash and upholstery, and on the inside panel.
The smell of urine and feces even permeated the fabric of the convertible roof. Our clean up shop, cleaned, shampooed and treated the interior with "agent orange" (a citrus cleaner).
We had done this 3 times, but the stench was still the same and just as strong. Now, it had the smell of orange rodent urine. It made everyone who came in contact with it nauseous.
We also tried baking soda, perfumes, and everything else in our shop, but to no avail. We then advised our customer that he must replace the entire interior at an estimated cost of $11,200.
When you came along and suggested that we try ATX’s ODOR KILL & STAIN REMOVER we were dubious. You personally treated the interior one time by spraying and saturating the carpet, the doors, the leather upholstery, the dash panel and the convertible top.
After this one treatment, the horrible mix of stenches was completely eliminated. There was absolutely no residual odor.
My customer was elated at this simple, effective bio-technological low cost solution! I am pleased to be able to recommend ATX’s ODOR KILL & STAIN REMOVER on all of our vehicles.
Thank you for introducing us to this superior product.
Dean Pavia
Hammersley Motors
Lynchburg, VA
How do I remove Cat urine and Feces in the backyard?
Cat urine and Feces in the backyard Odor Kill will definitely remove the cat urine and feces odors. However, It is best used on a site-specific area, such as a rug, furniture, clothing, and car.
Unless, you have the sites identified, you will have to treat the whole yard with odor kill. It will have limited effect since it will evaporate and you'll have to treat again.
Odor kill super accelerates Mother Nature's decomposition process. So, the soil in the back yard it will eventually break down the organic feces and urine. Have you tried spreading pulverized limestone? This has a pH of 10.0 and it will neutralize the acid urine and feces.
The next step is the use of "Quick lime," "Hot lime" this has a pH of 12.0+, It is fast acting but could damage your grass.
Go to you local lawn and garden dealer and talk to them about which one to use for your area.
As for repelling cats, there is a product out on the market that repels deer. Perhaps it can be used to repel cats. Check into it.