urine smell

pamella · #1 22-03-11, 11:27 AM

i know this may seem a basic question but can anyone suggest a good disenfectant or such like to alleviate the smell of urine in the garden please?

LOVEGSD · #2 22-03-11, 11:32 AM

I think you can buy something in PAH but I can't think of the name of it sorry.....

pamella · #3 22-03-11, 11:34 AM

haha,sorry but what does PAH stand for?

doh!!i just thought about it and you mean pets at home i think

lauraburns · #4 22-03-11, 11:37 AM

Pets At Home

MARYLOU30 · #5 22-03-11, 12:06 PM

If your garden is flagged, you could try biological washing powder mixed with hot water in a watering can - it stinks to high heaven when you first put it down but once it dries out, the smell is a lot better. We also use Jeys Fluid which is good but only if you don't mind the smell of it as it has a very strong smell - a bit like creosote (not sure if I have spelt this correctly).

pamella · #6 22-03-11, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MARYLOU30

If your garden is flagged, you could try biological washing powder mixed with hot water in a watering can - it stinks to high heaven when you first put it down but once it dries out, the smell is a lot better. We also use Jeys Fluid which is good but only if you don't mind the smell of it as it has a very strong smell - a bit like creosote (not sure if I have spelt this correctly).

flagged??
do you mean lil flags where the dog has been?

MARYLOU30 · #7 22-03-11, 12:14 PM

Sorry - flagged as in paved.

Su-C · #8 22-03-11, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by MARYLOU30

We also use Jeys Fluid which is good but only if you don't mind the smell of it as it has a very strong smell - a bit like creosote (not sure if I have spelt this correctly).

I always used Jeyes fluid, yes the smell is strong, but I would rather smell that than pee!!! However, I understand that it is poisonous to cats although I never knew this at the time and I had a cat

Another less strong smelling one is Zoflora.

Sue.