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ravencajun Zone 8b TX

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

I have been using this product called xo odor neutralizer especially in the rv in close quarters. Mia is a tiny dog but she still has the occasional accident and with her reflux she urps sometimes. I don't like things with a lot of scent and I only like natural ingredients. My neighbor introduced me to this product. I would say if I were to describe the little bit of scent as woodsy like a light cedar maybe. Anyway they sent me a special discount code for the month of December for 15 % off your order. They also have a product that is the same odor eliminator with a plus a cleaner ingredient. Often used in vets offices because it's totally safe for pets. In fact you can spray it on animals, for example a skunked pet.

So I wanted to share the code in case anyone is interested or even for a gift.

Xmas 15

http://air-freshener-xo.com/products/

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9 years ago

I can attest to this excellent product. I used it from the time it came on the market in the early '90s until my last pet took her trip over the rainbow bridge. It's fabulous! I didn't need it as much for my cats as I did for my Golden. It was a household staple around here for many, many years. I'm glad to see it's still on the market and has become so successful.

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9 years ago
I use Liquid Alive. You can order it form Walmart online Liquid alive

Dymon
Liquid Alive Instant & Residual Odor Digester contains
enzyme-producing bacteria that digest malodors and waste. Use in
schools, hotels, nursing homes and restaurants. The biodegradable,
nontoxic formula does not stain carpets and upholstery. Dymon Liquid Alive Instant & Residual Odor Digester:
- Digests malodors and waste caused by dampness, mildew, mold, food,
  urine, vomit, fecal and organic matter and water safe surfaces
- Biodegradable, nontoxic formula does not stain carpets and upholstery
- it is $11.07 for 32 oz and can be diluted
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Elmer J Fudd
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We've used Nature's Miracle products for many years. It comes in several varieties, the ones we've used most are the skunk product and (for when our dogs have reached the geriatric stage) the urine one. A full bottle of the skunk product sits on a shelf in the garage at all times. Available at Petco and Petsmart and many other places.

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