How do I get rid of cat urine smell in vacant house?
Cleaning might not be the answer to this problem as cat urine can seep into the wood making it very difficult to remove completely especially if this has been this way for many years or months, washing it down with cleaners etc could even cause the urine to resurface so that you can not remove it entirely and also what you could be smelling could be emanating from under the house not necessarily on the floor or walls, cats have a tendency to get under houses and urinate so the urine you are smelling could be on the foundation or under it, therefore this can not be removed only by replacing the dirt or foundation under the house which could prove costly, the urine odor could also be eminating from around the perimeter of the house such as under bushes or in plants etc, cats will use many places as their litterbox like some flower beds especially roses they love to use as the litterbox and anywhere there is dirt or sand I can suggest a solution to try to remedy this problem: mop with equ
