How do you get rid of cat piss stench in the car seat? I've tried nearly everything I can think of?

Question

I've tried foam wash, fragrance spray, I even put coal in my car but nothing works.

Answer 1

Try a vinegar and water mixture. You will have to live with the vinegar smell for a couple days, but i think thats better than cat piss.

Answer 2

ok i worked in a detail shop where we did car interior the only thing you can do is pick a really hot day and remove the seat and spray it with liquid washing powers and take it to a car wash the scent has soaked down into the interior and is really deep i had to do a car that a dog had pissed in and man it was bad in hot weather the only thing you can hope for is that the cat didnt spray anything else in the car also try putting boxes of baking soda under the seats and good luck you have a mess on your hands

Answer 3

Ok, 1st thing u should never do is to use an akaline based cleaner. Y? Cos the components in it is similar to cat urine and not only does it not help in getting rid of the smell, it also invites your cat to spray again in the same area to "mark" his territory...thinking that there is another rival cat... What I usually do is use a lemon based fabric spray... allow the seat to soak it up... usually that solves the problem.. if its serious u have to spray it continuously for a number of days..

Answer 4

Odor Eater makes a spray cleaner for neutralizing odors in carpet. It's an enzyme based cleaner that breaks "biological accidents" down to carbon dioxide and water to eliminate the odor. I work at Rite Rug, a flooring store in central and southwest Ohio, and most of our retail outlets either have it in stock or can get it. It runs about $12 for a 24 oz. spray bottle, and works well. You saturate the area in question and let it dry. Repeat if needed. No rinsing is needed.

Answer 5

Nature's Miracle - a natural enzyme based cleaner that eats the ammonia crystals that form from the urine. You will need to saturate the area with this liquid and I would leave it on for about an hour then wipe up any excess moisture. I use this - and it really works (just remember to saturate the area so that the cleaner can get down into the fabric and pad). You can buy this at pet stores or order on line.

http://www.petsmart.com/global/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524441775473&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302033465

Answer 6

Try some water and baking soda. Mix the two together. Spray oevr the seats and scrub,scrub ,scrub. The baking soda absorbs the smell.

Answer 7

Go to a junk yard, and buy a seat. There is nothing in the world worse than cat pee in a car.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

I have used bleach and water. It took several scrubbing of this, but it finally came out. It would depend on what type of material you have on the car seat.

Answer 10

Try a product called Odoban; it is sold at Sam's Club and at Costco.