Posted by: cleanmy | Category: pet urine | Comments (1)
Rebecca asked:
We just moved into a new house where we only have gravel in the backyard. So of course this is the only place for our 2 dogs to “go potty.” Now that they’ve finally got the hang of going on a big pile or rocks, rather than their usual grass, we have a backyard that wreaks of urine. We just treated the backyard for fleas, so I don’t want to deactivate or decrease the efficiency of the flea treatment…but I do need to get rid of this smell. Any suggestions?
We just moved into a new house where we only have gravel in the backyard. So of course this is the only place for our 2 dogs to “go potty.” Now that they’ve finally got the hang of going on a big pile or rocks, rather than their usual grass, we have a backyard that wreaks of urine. We just treated the backyard for fleas, so I don’t want to deactivate or decrease the efficiency of the flea treatment…but I do need to get rid of this smell. Any suggestions?
Tags: Dogs, Efficiency, Flea Treatment, Fleas, Grass, Gravel, Pet Smell, pet urine, Rocks, Urine Smell —
September 30th, 2009 at 3:21 pm
Try chlorine laundry bleach diluted 1:10 (that’s about 5 tablespoons, or 1/6 cup, per gallon water.) Don’t get it on your clothes!
At least you shouldn’t have a big flea problem with the rocks!
Good luck.