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Felicia Mallet
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Cat Urine

Felicia Mallet
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Charlestown, IN
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I recently found a home online that would be great for a flip. When I contacted the realtor, he was straight up with me, and told me that the house had a very strong cat urine smell... so bad that the last people he showed it to took one sniff and immediately walked out. He said it's been a while since he's been in the house, so he's not sure how bad it still is. 

My question is this: without knowing what the exact cause of the smell is (let's just assume prior tenants had a lot of cats that pissed wherever they wanted), how hard is it to get rid of cat urine smell...and is the solution permanent? 

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Arlan Potter
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Arlan Potter
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ODORXIT will take care of it. I love those types of houses. Nobody wants them so I get them cheap. 

The stuff works. 

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