Cat smell from Hell,

[steamron]

I took a look at this 2 room apartment a week ago when the maintenance man saw me cleaning another apartment. When he opened the door the smell was horrendous, but it wasn't pulled back.
This is what was underneath.

 

[Cleanworks]

I took a look at this 2 room apartment a week ago when the maintenance man saw me cleaning another apartment. When he opened the door the smell was horrendous, but it wasn't pulled back.
This is what was underneath.

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Just replace it.

 

[FredC]

or have @BIG WOOD come and clean it


is that jute backing?

 

[BIG WOOD]

No thank you.

That looks like jute. Dispose

 

[Brian H]

Just replace it.

Along with the pad, tackless, and baseboards! Depending on the sub surface, you may also need to seal the floor.

 

[Kenny Hayes]

Dynamite would do it. Just one stick though. Shut the door!

 

[Dolly Llama]

Along with the pad, tackless, and baseboards! Depending on the sub surface, you may also need to seal the floor.

up the walls too, catazz high

..L.T.A.

 

[Ever-Fresh]

Even if you did the work to try to mitigate the issue, which at best you will still have a cat urine smell... the cost of chemicals and time would be approaching the cost of replacement if this is for one room.

 

[Nate The Great]

That'll buff right out.. Some 'cide and encap with proxy, Golden..

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

5 gallons of gas, and a wooden match…. RUN!

 

[Brian H]

5 gallons of gas, and a wooden match…. RUN!

Never use gas to start a fire or anywhere around a fire!! I know a guy who killed himself doing that!! There was also a story in the local paper about a guy lighting a big bonfire using a few gallons of gas. The problem was that it exploded instead of flash burning and a big chunk of wood flew out and killed his sister.

Diesel fuel, fuel oil, kerosene and charcoal lighter are all good for lighting that urine soaked carpet! Could you imagine that smell though....

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

Never use gas to start a fire or anywhere around a fire!! I know a guy who killed himself doing that!! There was also a story in the local paper about a guy lighting a big bonfire using a few gallons of gas. The problem was that it exploded instead of flash burning and a big chunk of wood flew out and killed his sister.

Diesel fuel, fuel oil, kerosene and charcoal lighter are all good for lighting that urine soaked carpet! Could you imagine that smell though....

Flaming arrow through an open window???