CloroxPro Urine Remover for Stains and Odors Refill, 128 Ounces (Package May Vary)

CloroxPro Urine Remover is a game-changer for anyone dealing with tough pet messes. Pros: • Leak-Proof Packaging: Ships with a secure sealer, so you don’t have to worry about spills during delivery. • Powerful Odor Control: Effectively removes deep-set pet odors, especially from dogs that mark, helping prevent repeat marking in the same spot. • Dual Action: Not only tackles odors but also lifts stains, leaving floors fresh and clean. This product is reliable, easy to use, and truly delivers on its promise to eliminate odors and discourage future accidents. Perfect for pet owners and professional cleaners alike!

Fantastic deodorizer and cleaner. 3 doxies and 1 is a senior. Can't keep a diaper on her and she misses the pad many times in my bedroom. With a regular Green Machine home shampooer you would never know that this is happening. My mom can usually walk in and I always fail the sniff test! Has a very pleasant smell. No bleach but strong cleaning. I will never buy another product as long as I have dogs

Great job for bathing cleaning, kills smells and nomore yellow spots, works great

This is the only stuff that I found actually removes the smell of cat urine! I have a cat that’s very territorial and pees everywhere. She sprays and this is the only thing that neutralizes the smell and actually removes it. I had tried countless of other products like Roxie’s, Natures Miracle, that never worked. I spent so much money trying to remove the smell from carpet and other things but I would still smell it. If I smelled it. That means my cat would smell it and pee in that spot again. With this. She doesn’t pee in the same spot again. It is a life saver. If you’re having the same type of problem with your cat peeing try this product. It really helped me deal with the constant stress of dealing with cleaning up my cats pee. It doesn’t mask the smell. But it does have a light scent to it. It’s not bad though. Smells light and fresh. So it doesn’t smell like you tried to cover it up it actually removes the urine smell. The instructions are easy to follow. But make sure you follow them so you get the most out of the product. Whenever I have to clean up a mess what I do is I blot the spot with a paper towels much as I can. I wear gloves for this step and have a bag ready to discard the dirty paper towels so the urine smell doesn’t transfer accidentally to other things. Then when I feel like I’ve gotten as much as I’m going to get out of the carpet. I spray the area with this stuff and let it sit until it dries. Sometimes I do this step a couple of times depending on how much I think still remains. Then I put a little bit more just to make sure. This I have found removes the smell. Then I go over it with a small carpet cleaner and I just use the regular carpet shampoo. I do not have to add anymore of the Clorox Urine Remover in the carpet solution or anything. I found that it’s counterproductive to do so. The way this product works is you’re supposed to let it sit in the spot and DRY. If you don’t let it dry it won’t work as I have mentioned above. Sometimes make sure it dries. Once it dries the spot is clean and as if it never happened. This product is amazing and I am so glad I found it!! I would have probably gone insane without it.

I bought Clorox Pro Urine Remover for pet stains on the carpet. It did not remove the stains as well as I expected. The scent is VERY light and is gone in a few minutes. Most urine removers are headache inducers. Carpet: On dried, yellow pet urine stains- I tried wetting the stain with water and blotting the water, followed by a liberal shake of Urine Remover, a wait and more blotting. I also omitted the wetting with water and just used the Urine Remover, wait and blot. If relatively fresh, the stain would be gone. If it was an unknown spot hiding behind something then the stain would be lessened, but not removed. With still wet spots, I would blot it up and spray with Urine Remover. Looked good, as with most products. I did have an interesting experience with fresh urine spots and a black light. When I doused the relatively fresh spots, their protein signature was lessened a bit, but does not go away entirely. I've NEVER seen that with any "enzyme" or other product. Hard/semi hard surfaces: I used Clorox Pro Urine Remover on my bathroom floors in the toilet area: tile, grout, toilet, plastic scrubber holder and baseboard. I used the black light and found that the grout lines and toilet caulk were glowing- no surprise. What I didn't expect is that the baseboards, plastic scrubber holder and plastic drawers next to a toilet looked like 2 boys had been randomly tagging them for the past 10 years. My kids aren't randomly peeing all over, this is from the subtle toilet spray nobody wants to think about. None of this is visible...these aren't "stains", they are protein signatures where proteins have soaked in a bit. Ick. I sprayed Urine Remover on all the affected surfaces including just under the toilet bowl where it's hard to wipe clean and there was a glow. Let it sit for about 5 minutes (per directions), wiped with a damp towel. Some of the discoloration in the grout was removed, but the grout still looks dirty (just like every other grout line on the floors). Toilet bowl and base wiped clean. However, there is NO effect on the glowing protein streaks on the baseboards and plastic drawers, even after wiping thoroughly. It seems that if the surface is the least bit porous then it stays. Takeaway: Don't go around your house with a black light unless you're looking for trouble.

I had a dirty bedroom carpet that one of my dogs apparently peed on at some point. It had a urine smell when getting up close and sniffing the carpet. I pretreated with Out! Urine remover and that seemed to deodorize the smell for the most part, I could still smell some residual urine. I bought this Clorox urine remover as a pre-treatment prior to using a carport extractor cleaner. The Clorox urine remover is clearish in appearance, and it doesn’t have a strong smell. It’s a very faint fresh smell. I put it in a chemical pump sprayer and pretreated the entire carpet for approximately 20 minutes. I added approximately 20 ounces to my Rug Doctor extractor and used hot water. I processed the entire carpet, then processed again using Rug Doctor Pet carpet shampoo, and finally with regular hot water as a rinse. The carpet came out very clean with no noticeable stains after cleaning. I sniffed the carpet and it smelled slightly of like a wet-dog smell, but there was no urine smell that I could detect. It seemed to have worked and removed the staining and smell. I’m optimistic that once the carpet is fully dry there will be no smell detected.

If you have pets of any kind, this is a MUST. It eliminates cat and dog urine from floors (laminate, tile and hardwood) and it also eliminates human urine odor. I've currently been on a hunt trying to find and eliminate the urine odor from my house due to neighboring cats urinating in my flower beds and causing my inside cats to urinate along the walls. This has been the ONLY thing that has worked. It will foam white with each spray until the urine is completely cleared from the area, even on grout. I also had an elderly dog that would have accidents, after she passed I literally was crawling on my wood floor with a drill and brush attachment cleaning with bleach, let me tell you, it apparently did NOTHING, sprayed this over her "main" areas, white, nothing but white foam and after the 3rd spray the foam wasn't so pronounced in all of the area, 4th spray was done today and there is zero foam, zero smell. Works on upholstery also, even old areas (old spots, I sprayed and left it alone, no smell, no residue). Decided to give the bathroom a go with it also, 1st spray foam everywhere, 2nd spray 10% foam, 3rd spray 0% foam. If you've used it or plan on using it, you will know what I mean by foam (think peroxide when poured on a wound), it will no longer foam and only look like you sprayed water if there isn't any biological left for it to remove. It will take more than one coating/cleaning, so if you decide to use it elsewhere out of curiosity, get the large jug, maybe 2 or 3 🤣🤦‍♀️

This is the best there is. I hope they don't discontinue it because it is getting hard to find in the stores. Found it by the gallon here online and I purchased two gallons.