Does it really take two weeks?

[Dahlia]

I poured Nature's Miracle on all the dry pee spots I could find in the house Saturday night. This morning I was crawling around on the floor sniffing and I can still smell the pee, but it is faint. The bottle says to wait up to 2 wks for the solution to dry completely to expect the smell to be gone. Has that been your experience?

[BMDLuver]

k, the visual of you crawling around sniffing pee spots is going to last all day now. I'm still trying to stop laughing.

Yes, it does take some time for the odour to dissipate. I have a young dog that will still occasionally check out an old spot.

[Dahlia]

LOL, that IS kinda funny, huh? Since I'm here all the time it's hard for me to tell if the house stinks or not, so I was giving it a sniff test, lol. Sophie was looking at me like I was crazy, too. She was probably waiting to see if I was looking for a place to pee. I have been asking dh when he comes home from work if the house smells like pee and he says he doesn't smell anything, but I do. Thanks, I guess I'll wait a little longer, then.

[Princesss04]

I have never had to use it but all I can see is you sniffing the floor and your son and puppy looking at you like mom!

[nymph]

I used Javex to get rid of the smell of dog urine, and it worked well for us (hardwood/ceramic/white carpet).

[kandy]

Great mental imagery! I can just see your dog watching you sniffing the floor - he was probably thinking - 'If she pees, then WTF! I get in trouble if I do that!' Too funny!!

[Karin]

Got the same image here, now I need Windex to clean my screen & a Kleenex to blow the leftover beer I just blew out.

[twinmommy]

I found that baking soda and vinager worked well to remove the whole odor. Sprinkle carpet with the soda and then spray vinager mixed with water. It'll fizz a bit but the odor will be pretty much gone after that.