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Simple Solution Hardfloor Pet Stain and Odor Remover works great for cleaning up pet urine, feces and other common messes on sealed hardwood floors, stone floors, linoleum, vinyl, brick, concrete, marble and certamic tile. Our unique formula helps quickly neutralize pet odors instead of covering them up, while helping prevent repeat marking. Specifically developed to remove dog and cat stains and odors like urine, feces, vomit, and other common pet messes on both new and old problem areas. Now designed with a new patented 3-in-1 nozle sprayer (Foam, Mist, and Stream). Simple Solution Hardfloor stain & odor remover is proudly manufacturered in the USA. The bottle is now designed with a seal cap and detached sprayer to prevent leaks in transit.
SKU | 1052276 |
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Primary Brand | Simple Solution |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 2.3 LBS |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Volume | 32 FZ |
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Length | 4.8 IN |
Height | 10.75 IN |
Width | 2.9 IN |
Before use: Remove excess solid or liquid waste. Shake well and test for colorfastness on a hidden area.Directions for use: Saturate the soiled area. Wait 2-3 minutes for the formula to break down the organic proteins. Wipe dry. When dry, the stain and odor will disappear, GUARANTEED.If the area is dry but an odor persists, the odor source was not completely penetrated. Re-treat and be sure to completely saturate the soiled area to penetrate the odor source.
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Awesome!!
ParsleyOf98
7 years ago
My boyfriend and I bought this with his 9 year old Maltese dog in mind(who pees ...
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Did not work for us
rlmcmahon
6 years ago
we bought this hoping it would get a urine stain out of our hardwood floor like ...
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