Pet Stain Remover and Odor Eliminator for Carpet and Fabric, 16 oz Formula for Organic Pet Messes
Pet odor eliminator and stain remover for carpet and fabric, formulated to lift organic pet messes while eliminating the source of the odor. The 16 oz formula is intended for stains and odors such as urine, feces, vomit, and blood.
Zero Odor® states that this product is non-toxic, non-allergenic, cruelty-free, and biodegradable, and that it does not mask odors with fragrances or perfumes. Made in the USA.
To use, flush the area with water and blot dry, then spray the product rather than pouring it onto the stain. Rub gently with a sponge and blot again, preferably with a white paper towel. Old or deeply embedded stains may need additional applications. Pre-test fabrics and carpet for colorfastness and water staining, and do not combine with deodorizers or household cleaning or stain-removal products.
Features
- Lifts organic pet stains from fabrics
- Eliminates the source of pet odors
- Works on urine, feces, vomit, and blood stains and odors
- Does not mask odors with fragrances or perfumes
- Made in the USA
Specifications
- Product type: Pet stain remover and odor eliminator
- Volume: 16 oz
- Variant: Default Title
- Ingredients: Water, stabilized hydrated active complex, alcohol, pH balancer, tracer fragrance, and surface tension agent
- Suitable surfaces: Fabrics and carpet; pre-test for colorfastness and water staining
- Use limitation: Do not combine with deodorizers or household cleaning and stain-removal products
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of pet messes can this product address?
It is described for organic pet stains and odors such as urine, feces, vomit, and blood.
Can I pour this cleaner directly onto a stain?
No. Flush and blot the area first, then spray the product onto the stain, rub gently with a sponge, and blot again.
Should I test it before using it on carpet or fabric?
Yes. Pre-test fabrics and carpet for colorfastness and water staining before treating the full area.
Will it simply cover the odor with perfume?
No.