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I had an apartment that had a two cat problem. I also kilzed and
treated in order to kill the odor, but once the weather got warm and
moist the smell came back. I finally got a tower ionizer and tried
that. It worked wonders!! The smells disappeared in just a few hours.
Unfortunately they came back pretty quick. I left it running for a few
months and it solved the problem permanently. I hope this helps.
Norm in Ohio
On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 06:49:22 -0700, "Nathan Jr."
<baxters.nospam.@eoni.com> wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>We're buying a house that had a 25-cat problem for a few years. They soaked
>through the carpet and padding into the particle board underlayment, they
>wet on the vinyl flooring in the kitchen and dining room, and they probably
>sprayed the walls a bit.
>Someone has already removed the carpet and padding and let the place air for
>over 6 months. Then they washed the floors down with a bleach solution and
>sealed with KILZ (2 coats).
>The smell is much less, but unlivable just the same. WHAT CAN WE DO?
>I have read and heard all the suggestions about the above procedures, but
>they've already been done. Now what? Baking soda? Vinegar?
>Also, there is a concrete cellar in which the stench is unbearable. What to
>do there?
>Has the smell soaked into the walls and ceilings?
>Someone suggested an ozone air cleaner, but is not that just masking the
>odor?
>Please help!
>
>bb in Oregon
>
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