will this work for my disabled son's bedding? we use bed pads and it's impossible to get the smell out of them.
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Hi, I just read all the info on the box, and it states it's "safe for humans & non-caustic. Works on all organic enzymes, to break them down, not just mask them." It has a multitude of uses listed, and a totally refundable guarantee. I'd say it sounds safe to use for him, and you're guaranteed your money back if it doesn't work for you. Hope this helps :-)
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I looked at their website and there are laundry-use instructions, as well as other kinds of uses.Good luck.
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I'd say yes. You can adjust the strength according to your needs. Certainly worth a try.
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I had a disabled, incontinent cat. She had her own living area, covered with whelping mats, which I washed in "NoRoma Industrial Odor Eliminating Laundry Wash" (available on Amazon). It is expensive, but works wonderfully. I set the washer for the longest cycle possible (cold-water wash). You need to use the full amount suggested, even in a front-loading washer.
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I Haven't Been Using My Potty Lately, But I Did Use A Deodorizer--Don't Remember Which One. It Was Blue, And Contained Formaldehyde. It Definitely Worked.
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Yes I have used it on bedding and blankets as well as micro fiber sofa and chairs. I also used it on the carpet and pillows. It smells really minty but it does work. I had friends that visited and brought the little boogers and they were dead fast. Love this product.
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throw it in the dryer with a dryer sheet and it will help with the odor. Doesn't last too long unless you have a sensitive nose.
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Mine personally does not but when I first purchased it, it had a slight hint of chemically smell but I have never even washed mine in the machine, I would hose it down every now and then to get all the smell area out, I would also put things like green pads in between the bedding and the bottom cloth, hope this helps, if not i would recommend sending it back because something may have been spilled on it during shipping, I'm sure they would be ok sending you a new one.
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Serena,Not sure about the new couch smell. The aireox does eliminate many ordors. It also will take formaldehyde out of the air- which may be your problem. I am very happy with my aireox!
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Fizzion who destroy the odor on anything it touches. The problem with carpet is that the fizzion cannot get all of the way down into the carpet fibres, so it is sort of a hit and miss proposition. I would suggest that you use a steamer on your carpet. You can just use an ordinary floor steamer, remove the pads and hold it over the carpet. Doing this destroys the odors and cooks all of the bacteria, fleas, dust mites leaving your carpet pest free and odor free. If you have to buy a steamer check the temperature of the steam. Hotter is better for your purposes. Good luck. This will also work on all of your upholstered furniture but make sure you get under the cushions if you want pest control.
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We didn't have that exact issue. We did use it on an elderly relative's mattress and it worked well. Use the whole bottle but it took those smells out. A couch, are you able to clean the area with a machine, and perhaps try both the products?
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I am not sure if anyone is using that or not. You may try giving BedRug a call and see if they have had any customers trying this out.
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I have found that Tide Sport gets rid of dog smell completely. In fact, I wash all of my dog's bedding with it. I would also recommend that you use a washing machine cleaner (sold just about everywhere - Amazon, Walmart, Lowes, Publix grocery store and others). You might also try wiping down your dryer cylinder and washing the filter as well.
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Depending on how bad it is you can use an upholstery cleaner to remove it, if that does not work Steam cleaning will kill the bacteria that is causing the smell.
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For me, yes. I used it on my mattress when my son soaked through his diaper while sleeping in our bed. I sprayed it on according to directions and used a white cloth to scrub the mattress. Got the stain and the smell out.
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should work okay if you don't mind the smell. i'd try it on something else disposable first if i were you and see if you like it.
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I used the hospital bed pads. If you have a washable pad that works as well.
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I don't know if it would do that, I think that your best bet would be to use a lice killing product for bedding, not sure if the ultraviolet light would be enough. I can tell you that I love this vac. Every time I change my linens I vac the bedpad and mattress, and I can't believe the stuff that the filter captures, and I clean the filter after each use.
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That's a tough one, I put a slightly smaller bath mat under mine. That seems to help. You can also try a little Vicks pups don't like the smell of it. Hope it helps.
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I wouldn't purchase the mattress topper. It literally stinks. We have been airing it out for weeks. It is beginning to get better but the smell remains awful