Clorox® Pet Urine Remover

Clorox^®
Pet Urine Remover

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Don’t let a pet mess ruin your day. Use Clorox^® Pet Urine Remover to quickly remove messy stains and unpleasant smells, indoors and out.

• Formula breaks down urine instead of masking them
• Works on hard and soft surfaces

Coupons may apply.

About This Product

Blot
Stain with a dry clean cloth or towel to absorb excess liquid.
Spray
Directly onto stain until completely covered.
Allow
To stand for 3 minutes.
Blot
Area with a clean damp cloth. Repeated applications may be necessary for heavy or old stains.
Keep
Children and pets from contact with sprayed area until dry. Safe for all colorfast upholstery, fabrics and carpets, including stain-resistant carpeting.
Do Not
Use on silk or leather upholstery.

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What causes pet urine to smell?

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Pet urine is composed of waste products including urea, uric acid, sodium chloride (salt), excess water and other waste. The immediate odor from pet urine comes from bacteria that feed on urine. Uric acid crystals (crystalized urine residue) often remain in porous surfaces, and will emit an “ammonia” odor with time. Humid conditions or wetting the surface can also reactivate the odor.
Where can I buy Clorox® Pet Urine Remover?

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You can find stores near you that sell Clorox® Pet Urine Remover on our Where to Buy page. It's a good idea to call the store before going, to make sure they have it in stock. If you have any trouble finding it at a nearby store, you can also buy it online.
How is this product different from our hydrogen-peroxide based disinfectants?

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This product is designed for use on fibers and soft surfaces such as carpet, upholstered furniture, mattresses and bed linens. It is also specially designed to eliminate remove pet urine odors and stains and has a light fragrance which quickly dissipates. Our hydrogen-peroxide disinfectants are designed for disinfecting hard, nonporous surfaces.
Will it work on other types of stains and soils?

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Yes! This formula is optimal for organic (protein-based) stains. Protein-based stains include human stains such as blood, vomit, feces and semen. The product may also be used as a pretreatment step on sheets, pillowcases, towels and linens prior to a normal laundry wash. The pretreatment step will boost the removal of food stains such as gravy, spaghetti sauce, red wine and chocolate syrup during laundering.
If this product is so great, why not use it as a general bathroom cleaner?

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This product is specialized for protein-based stains. It won’t work as well on soap scum, hard water and other types of bathroom stains. It is also not an EPA-registered disinfectant, which is often needed in restrooms.
Does Clorox® Pet Urine Remover contain bleach?

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No. Clorox® Pet Urine Remover is bleach-free and safe to use around pets.
Why use a specialized pet urine cleaner? Why not just use a general bathroom cleaner (GBC) for urine?

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Urine is composed of waste products including urea, uric acid, sodium chloride (salt), excess water and other waste. The immediate odor from pet urine comes from bacteria that feed on urine. Uric acid crystals (crystalized urine residue) often remain in porous surfaces, and will emit an “ammonia” odor with time. Humid conditions or wetting the surface can also reactivate the odor.
Why not use enzymes? Why is our hydrogen peroxide-based product better?

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Urine is composed of waste products including urea, uric acid, sodium chloride (salt), excess water and other waste. The immediate odor from pet urine comes from bacteria that feed on urine. Uric acid crystals (crystalized urine residue) often remain in porous surfaces, and will emit an “ammonia” odor with time. Humid conditions or wetting the surface can also reactivate the odor.
What are the benefits over other enzyme cleaners?

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Cleans pet urine stains better and faster on porous grout*. Because we do not have constraints that enzyme-based cleaners do, we can include ingredients such as an oxygen-based bleaching agent (hydrogen peroxide), surfactants, a mild solvent (isopropyl alcohol) and an acidic pH.

*Stains on commercial grout