ISTR someone mentioned a product a while ago for removing a urine
smell - around the bog in our new house stinks quite badly, and could
do with something to tame the smell :-}

Can anyone remember what it was perchance ? - I think it was an
"industrial strength" as used for public loos, wonder whether it'd be
safe on floorboards...

TIA :-}

Colin Wilson wrote:
ISTR someone mentioned a product a while ago for removing a urine
smell - around the bog in our new house stinks quite badly, and could
do with something to tame the smell :-}

Can anyone remember what it was perchance ? - I think it was an
"industrial strength" as used for public loos, wonder whether it'd be
safe on floorboards...

Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...sanitizers.htm

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. Around £6 for a litre,
with which you could deodorise several houses.


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Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

On 6 June, 17:03, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:
Colin Wilson wrote:
ISTR someone mentioned a product a while ago for removing a urine
smell - around the bog in our new house stinks quite badly, and could
do with something to tame the smell :-}

Can anyone remember what it was perchance ? - I think it was an
"industrial strength" as used for public loos, wonder whether it'd be
safe on floorboards...

Prochem Urine Neutraliserhttp://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers,_odour_neutralisers_&_sanitizers...

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. *Around £6 for a litre,
with which you could deodorise several houses.

I wonder if it works for cats' pee.

wrote:
On 6 June, 17:03, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:
Colin Wilson wrote:
ISTR someone mentioned a product a while ago for removing a urine
smell - around the bog in our new house stinks quite badly, and
could do with something to tame the smell :-}

Can anyone remember what it was perchance ? - I think it was an
"industrial strength" as used for public loos, wonder whether it'd
be safe on floorboards...

Prochem Urine
Neutraliserhttp://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers,_odour_neutralisers_&_sanitizers...

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. Around £6 for a
litre,
with which you could deodorise several houses.

I wonder if it works for cats' pee.

IME it does, you might need more than one application though.


--
Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...sanitizers.htm

That sounds like the one I was thinking of - thanks :-)

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. Around £6 for a litre,
with which you could deodorise several houses.

YP ?

On 6 June, 20:32, Colin Wilson
o.uk wrote:
Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...s_&_sanitizers...

That sounds like the one I was thinking of - thanks :-)

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. *Around £6 for a litre,
with which you could deodorise several houses.

YP ?

Yellow pages.

Colin Wilson wrote:
Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...sanitizers.htm

That sounds like the one I was thinking of - thanks :-)

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. Around £6 for a
litre, with which you could deodorise several houses.

YP ?

Yellow Pages


--
Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

Colin Wilson wrote:
Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...sanitizers.htm

That sounds like the one I was thinking of - thanks :-)

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. Around £6 for a
litre, with which you could deodorise several houses.

YP ?

Crickey, tell them Biggles.

On Sat, 6 Jun 2009 20:32:30 +0100, Colin Wilson
o.uk wrote:

Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...sanitizers.htm

That sounds like the one I was thinking of - thanks :-)

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. Around £6 for a litre,
with which you could deodorise several houses.

YP ?

Yellow P





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Stuart B wrote:
On Sat, 6 Jun 2009 20:32:30 +0100, Colin Wilson
o.uk wrote:

Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...sanitizers.htm
That sounds like the one I was thinking of - thanks :-)

Look up Janitorial Supplies in YP, most stock it. Around £6 for a litre,
with which you could deodorise several houses.
YP ?

Yellow P


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Colin Wilson wrote:
ISTR someone mentioned a product a while ago for removing a urine
smell - around the bog in our new house stinks quite badly, and could
do with something to tame the smell :-}

Can anyone remember what it was perchance ? - I think it was an
"industrial strength" as used for public loos, wonder whether it'd be
safe on floorboards...

TIA :-}

In Germany they're trying to encourage guys to sit down to pee and, for
medical reasons I've been doing that for years. Certainly works - no more
stinky floorboards.

In message , Chris Hogg
writes
Have you tried simple dilute bleach applied with a hand spray? Works a
treat for cats' pee.

Providing you can catch up with them, all the ones around here have
started to run when they see the spray approaching.



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Bill

On 7 June, 11:08, Chris Hogg wrote:
On Sat, 6 Jun 2009 16:50:11 +0100, Colin Wilson

o.uk wrote:
ISTR someone mentioned a product a while ago for removing a urine
smell - around the bog in our new house stinks quite badly, and could
do with something to tame the smell :-}

Can anyone remember what it was perchance ? - I think it was an
"industrial strength" as used for public loos, wonder whether it'd be
safe on floorboards...

TIA :-}

Have you tried simple dilute bleach applied with a hand spray? Works a
treat for cats' pee.

--

Chris

E-mail: christopher[dot]hogg[at]virgin[dot]net

That's the only thing that worked when the cat peed on the carpet in
my Mum's room, luckily the carpet was bleach cleanable.

The Medway Handyman wrote:
Colin Wilson wrote:
ISTR someone mentioned a product a while ago for removing a urine
smell - around the bog in our new house stinks quite badly, and could
do with something to tame the smell :-}

Can anyone remember what it was perchance ? - I think it was an
"industrial strength" as used for public loos, wonder whether it'd be
safe on floorboards...

Prochem Urine Neutraliser
http://www.prochem.co.uk/deodorisers...sanitizers.htm

"Yellow tinted liquid with fresh fragrance"

Yellow.....?

In message ,
writes
Thus spake Chris Hogg ) unto the assembled multitudes:

In Germany they're trying to encourage guys to sit down to pee and, for
medical reasons I've been doing that for years. Certainly works - no more
stinky floorboards.

Reminds me of the notice I once saw in a hotel toilet. "Our aim is to
keep this toilet clean. Yours will help"

And one in my bowling club loo:

"If you sprinkle when you tinkle, be a sweet and wipe the seat"

I always liked the (slightly OT) german one

Please don't throw your cigarette butts in the urinal, I don't **** in
your ashtray

(loses a bit in the translation)

--
geoff