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*Posted by Donna Miceli on March 20, 2004 at 03:34:44:
*In Reply to: Re: pet urine posted by Mary Lou on December 26, 2003 at 18:16:36:
*Message was: HELP. I drenched my wood floor in a small area my aging dog visits to eliminate urine smell. I wanted it to get into the cracks of the floor. It seemed to have raised the urine odor to unbearable. So I poured "natures miracle" a product from my pet store that is supposed to eliminate urine and now there is an odor that has taken on a life of it's own. Any suggestions, I'm desperate. Tried baking soda overnight. Nothing is working. I think I have created a new chemical compound with the worst odor
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	: HELP. I drenched my wood floor in a small area my aging dog visits to eliminate urine smell. I wanted it to get into the cracks of the floor. It seemed to have raised the urine odor to unbearable. So I poured "natures miracle" a product from my pet store that is supposed to eliminate urine and now there is an odor that has taken on a life of it's own. Any suggestions, I'm desperate. Tried baking soda overnight. Nothing is working. I think I have created a new chemical compound with the worst odor
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