How do you get dog urine odor out of a basement?

Answer 1

Odo-Ban. I buy it at Sam's, you could probably get it at walmart. It has a eucalyptus base and works well on pet urine. We had to use it because our garage smelled horribly of cat urine when we moved into our house.

Answer 2

Go to Wal Mart. Buy a products called Natures Enzyme.
We once had to cclean a whole basement floor where a person had kept a German Shepard, (both urine and feces.).Tried Clorox, Pine Sol; everything over a period of a week, but the smell always came back, even coming up through the vents from the furnace.until we tried the enzyme. Believe me the stuff works. :You much use an enzyme because it actually eats away the stuff.

Answer 3

Put a few bowls of white vinegar around and leave for 2 to 3 days, vinegar is an odor eater, and that should do it. If you know where the urine is , cleaning it would help after cleaning it spray vinegar on the area.

Answer 4

If the petzyme products don't work, try Pour N Restore (www.pournrestore.com) or ACTcleaners.com

I used the first generation Pour N Restore and was amazed how well it cleaned, but the odor was a bit much. This second generation looks better.

However, I like actcleaners.com and the bioremediation idea...like super duper Petzyme I suspect. Look at both sites.

Answer 5

Try pouring some hot Pine Sol water on the areas, let set a while, then sweep the water into a floor drain. Opening basement windows while doing so will help as well.

Answer 6

Any of the enzymatic cleaners work wonderful for getting rid of the urin smell from pets. Petzyme is what I use. It is good for any place: concrete, carpet, linoleum, etc.

Answer 7

Clorox

Answer 8

Bleach It!
Let bleach sit on it, for a couple of hours and then, soap and water it, dry it with a hair drier!

Answer 9

vinegar and water. it should remove the smell and will keep the animal from returning to the spot to do it again.