On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 16:29:02 GMT, Stuart Noble
wrote:

|!Dave Fawthrop wrote:
|! On 17 Apr 2007 13:27:37 GMT, "Bob Eager" wrote:
|!
|! |!On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 13:12:17 UTC, "Fred" wrote:
|! |!
|! |! A child has urinated on our carpet a number of times and the place has a
|! |! rather unfortunate smell.
|! |!
|! |! We've tried to Vax the carpet but is there anything which will neutralise
|! |! the smell? Any cleaning fluid only goes so deep and the smell returns.
|! |!
|! |! The offending child has gone but the smell hasn't!
|! |!
|! |! Can anyone please offer some ideas?
|! |!
|! |!You may never eradicate it...but try this.
|! |!
|! |!Pet Accident Sanitary Cleaner (from Betterware). Or the equivalent (from
|! |!most pet shops). Spray on foam, wipe off with damp cloth. Seems to work
|! |!well with lots of things; might require two or three treatments, but
|! |!cheap and worth a try.
|!
|! *biological* washing powder works against cat urine.
|!
|!Is that so? Have you tried it? I have a cotton rug in mind that you
|!might have saved from the tip :-)

Yes! IME it works, supposed to be the enzymes.
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