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I wasn't sure where to insert this thread so I am putting it here.
Our living room carpeting is the original for the house (~35+ years old). The previous owner(s) had dogs who peed in two corners of the living room. Our dogs have peed there also over the years--but we've been able to control the odor in the carpeting with Natures Miracle.:crossfing
In 2-3 weeks, we will be replacing the carpeting with new + new pad. I ripped up a ~ 40 square foot area revealing a beat-up hardwood floor that had a very faint odor of urine. I used Natures Miracle on it--but am terrified that if we don't use some type of odor blocking paint--there's a chance they (or future furkids) will start peeing there again.:--sitnky:
I've looked at two primers: KILZ Ordorless primer (says it covers/removes pet odors) and ZINSSNER BIN primer (specifically says removes odors from pet urine).
Does anyone have any experience with these two--or have other suggestions?:scratchch
Thanks!:wavey:
Scott J.
I wasn't sure where to insert this thread so I am putting it here.
Our living room carpeting is the original for the house (~35+ years old). The previous owner(s) had dogs who peed in two corners of the living room. Our dogs have peed there also over the years--but we've been able to control the odor in the carpeting with Natures Miracle.:crossfing
In 2-3 weeks, we will be replacing the carpeting with new + new pad. I ripped up a ~ 40 square foot area revealing a beat-up hardwood floor that had a very faint odor of urine. I used Natures Miracle on it--but am terrified that if we don't use some type of odor blocking paint--there's a chance they (or future furkids) will start peeing there again.:--sitnky:
I've looked at two primers: KILZ Ordorless primer (says it covers/removes pet odors) and ZINSSNER BIN primer (specifically says removes odors from pet urine).
Does anyone have any experience with these two--or have other suggestions?:scratchch
Thanks!:wavey:
Scott J.