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This question is way off topic, for which I apologize. Someone recommended
KO and a tiny bit of research online came up with Peggy Hall as the creator. I found that she posts to this forum on a regular basis and I'm hoping she will be able to respond. I have a situation where cats urinated on the top of a built-in entertainment center in our basement. The cats have urinated on it for over a year. I have tried numerous products from Nature's Miracle to vineager to remove the odor from the wood. I have saturated the wood with each product. Other than making the odor worse for a number of days I haven't made any progress in removing the odor. Someone recommended KO. Do you think KO has a chance of getting rid of the odor? I don't know how KO works, whether its an enzyme or chemical reaction. If you do think KO would solve my problem, can you recommend an application rate? Thanks Thomas |
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