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<p>[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 306663, member: 78"]Hi,</p><p> I had luck getting out OLD OLD OLD cat odors from carpets. Also on old furniture. The only time I had trouble was with new 100% polyesters. An older woman friend knitted me a winter scarf using new 100 polyester. My one cat hated that scarf and to prove it she urinated on it. I tried washing it with a good long soak, then I tried Natures Miracle. Still had an odor. Put in the ozone for 24 hours. Did not smell as bad but anytime it got wet it was awful. I had to trash the scarf. That was the only thing that the ozone did not work on. I bought an old car that STANK with old cigarette smells especially</p><p>when the heater was on. Took 48 hours but that car never smelled again as long as I had it. Now to be sure mine was a used commercial machine I can not say for sure if these newer cheaper models work as well but If you can contain them in a cardboard big box. it should work. The ones you use in a large area such as a room I can not say.</p><p>greg[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 306663, member: 78"]Hi, I had luck getting out OLD OLD OLD cat odors from carpets. Also on old furniture. The only time I had trouble was with new 100% polyesters. An older woman friend knitted me a winter scarf using new 100 polyester. My one cat hated that scarf and to prove it she urinated on it. I tried washing it with a good long soak, then I tried Natures Miracle. Still had an odor. Put in the ozone for 24 hours. Did not smell as bad but anytime it got wet it was awful. I had to trash the scarf. That was the only thing that the ozone did not work on. I bought an old car that STANK with old cigarette smells especially when the heater was on. Took 48 hours but that car never smelled again as long as I had it. Now to be sure mine was a used commercial machine I can not say for sure if these newer cheaper models work as well but If you can contain them in a cardboard big box. it should work. The ones you use in a large area such as a room I can not say. greg[/QUOTE]
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