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No it's not a new Tom Ford fragrance.
Our cat must have had a pee in her travel box and some/all of it appears to have leaked onto the leather seats in the bck of the car.
It stinks, tried using white vinegar, lots of, wiped across the seats, but that isn't working.
I can't torch the car as it's a lease car, and we live in the arsehole end of nowhere for work.
What gets cat pee out of leather seats.?
Sudocrem?
Worth a try?
Shouldn't this be in the
Things you like the feel of, but just can't explain exactly why... thread?
with cat pee you NEED an enzyme-based cleaner - you can get it at any pet store.
Olive oil is good for cleaning paint off leather. Might work with wee.
Also, what's under the seat? It could be that it's run off the leather and gotten into the carpet underneath, or worse found a gap and soaked into the seat foam.
Chewing gum and tip-ex.
Also, what's under the seat? It could be that it's run off the leather and gotten into the carpet underneath, or worse found a gap and soaked into the seat foam.
Thank you for that cheery thought, I really don't want to burn the car, it would play havoc with the lease cycle of it.
I've got some veg oil, may rub some of that into the leather and see what happens, worst case is it smells like a chip shop
Lion shit.
^ I may use that to scare it into not doing it again
It's abit niche but if you've got the cash I've got the dungeon
My cat did exactly this. Copious amounts of Febreze spray (surprisingly) did the trick. And good ventilation for a while
i've used this before (not on leather though)
[url= http://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets/simple-solution-stain-and-odour-remover-750ml ]http://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets/simple-solution-stain-and-odour-remover-750ml[/url]
I may try some biowashing powder in a spray bottle
Difficult second album
From experience you 100% need the enzymes, it's come up on a few threads before and 3 times in this one. Nothing else touches cat pee, it's evolved to be that way.
I'd check for colourfastness first though.. 😯
I feel your pain, it's the most lingering and nauseating smell I've had to endure.
I thought it was some new phrase to indicate how fast your steed is through the gnarr - "Like cat pee on leather".