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House smells of Dog Wee but can't find it?
jet77
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Aaaaaaaaaah!
I'm fostering dogs for an animal charity - some of which are ex-breeders who have never known life in a home before and are not house trained. For the first few days/until I'm pretty sure they are house trained, they have the run of the kitchen and garden. However, we have had a couple of accidents on the carpet that I have quickly got bicarb or salt on to to soak up and then dabbed white vinegar on area to get rid of odour :money:
BUT ... my house smells
and I'm pretty sure it's not coming from either of the 2 patches that I'm aware of and I can't pinpoint where exactly it is coming from :mad: 
Can anyone help because after this lot of foster dogs goes I'm going to be working from home and can't have prospective clients coming and smelling a house of wee :eek:
I'm fostering dogs for an animal charity - some of which are ex-breeders who have never known life in a home before and are not house trained. For the first few days/until I'm pretty sure they are house trained, they have the run of the kitchen and garden. However, we have had a couple of accidents on the carpet that I have quickly got bicarb or salt on to to soak up and then dabbed white vinegar on area to get rid of odour :money:
BUT ... my house smells
and I'm pretty sure it's not coming from either of the 2 patches that I'm aware of and I can't pinpoint where exactly it is coming from :mad: Can anyone help because after this lot of foster dogs goes I'm going to be working from home and can't have prospective clients coming and smelling a house of wee :eek:
JUST DO IT ONE BRICK AT A TIME
PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBTS
Weekly Budget: groceries£50/petrol£50/Unnecesary£15
DEBT PAID = 58% (£4,212/£8216):T
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I think you're going to have to take some kitchen paper and dad every square foot you can - either than or walk about bare foot till you find it.......... Concentrate on the hard to get to areas - behind settees etc......Please forgive me if my comments seem abrupt or my questions have obvious answers, I have a mental health condition which affects my ability to see things as others might.0
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Not very old style but there is a product I remember thst exposes urine stains ,makes them glow or something ,will have to google ,cos thats all I remember sorry
Bio wash wash powder will get rid of the smell when you find it ,fostering dogs ,you propably already know that one
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