- How does an enzymatic cleaner work on cat urine?
- The enzymes break down the uric acid and proteins in urine that cause the smell. That makes it more effective on odor than a plain detergent spray, provided you let it sit long enough to work.
- Can I use it on upholstery and rugs?
- The label lists carpets, hard floors, furniture and fabrics. Test a hidden area first, since some fabrics and wool rugs can react to wet cleaning.
- Does it remove the yellow stain too?
- It is formulated to lift the yellow, sticky residue along with the odor. Old or repeated stains may need more than one application.
- Is it safe around cats and the home?
- It is marketed as safe for the home. Keep pets off the treated area until it dries, and follow the label directions.
- How long should I leave it before wiping?
- Enzymatic cleaners need dwell time to work, so follow the label's wait time rather than wiping right away. Blot excess first, then let the product sit.
- Is it different from regular Nature's Miracle stain remover?
- This version is aimed at cat urine specifically, including strong odor and yellow residue. General Nature's Miracle formulas cover a wider range of pet messes.
- Where is the Nature's Miracle Urine Destroyer Plus for Cats cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $12.72, 15% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Nature's Miracle Urine Destroyer Plus for Cats?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including Chuck & Don's, Kriser's, Feeders Pet Supply, Do it Best, Carr Hardware.