Nature's Miracle Dog Stain and Odor Remover for Carpet, Hard Floors, Fabric and Furniture, 24 oz.

I used this on both my carpet and laminate floors to eliminate the smell of cat urine, and it definitely made a difference. One thing I didn't realize until I received it is that you need to keep your cats away until it dries, so make sure you can do that before applying.

Natures Miraclevisvghe only product that works on urine and feces accidents as long as you don't use any chemicals on the carpet or whatever first. If you only use this stuff it really is a miracle. I've used it for decades in our homes on carpet, linoleum, and wood. Soak up as much of stain as you can then spray it liberally and let dry. The smell of the spray (which isn't bad) will go away and so will the smell of urine. Again, do not use any other cleaning product… not even soap and especially do g use any of the other urine stain removers… they are all chemicals that set it permanently and dogs and cats will always return to that spot. If you don't get it out they will go back to that spot because it still smells like where they're supposed to go. It has nothing to do with training and everything to do with the scent not being gone. Do use this stuff only on floor and carpets.

isn't the Wonder product they made it out to be took out some of the stain but not all of it maybe it's been sitting too long or maybe it's more than I thought I could do I gave it two applications that I would pass on this maybe for fresh stains it might work and not for ones that are set in

Works great on stainmaster carpet. Gets the stain out with some elbow grease. Definitely kills the odor. If the stain has dried before you find it, best to let this cleaner soak in for a few minutes. Read the directions first and then FOLLOW them!

Full disclosure: I actually use this more to get blood stains out of my clothes than anything else. (I'm a lady; does anything more need to be said?) It is literally a miracle for that. Even if you don't get to the stain immediately, it -usually- gets it all out. There may be other, cheaper ways of doing the job, but since I also have cats, it just makes sense to keep this stuff on hand. Speaking of which, I realize the item says "Dog Stain," and I have no dogs. I don't actually know if all the formulas are the same, but this one works every bit as well for cleaning up after cat accidents (I have a senior cat who unfortunately vomits a lot, so this product gets a lot of use these days). The only thing I hate about the product is the smell. I swear it used to actually smell halfway pleasant, but now it just has a really strong, gross scent that I can't stand. If it weren't for the fact that it works so dang well for that first issue I mentioned (and so easily--no scrubbing!), I'd probably stop using it.