Zeiff Pro-Grade Multi-Purpose Probiotic Enzyme Cleaner - Pet Stain and Odor Remover, Drain Cleaner - Powerful Cleaning & Odor Eliminating Formula For Professional & Home Surfaces - 32 Ounce

I have fostered many dogs & my new house was all carpet 😬, hence, I consider myself an expert in cleaning up both male & female urine. I use pee pads but sometimes it's hit or miss. Also the males choose to mark their territory, so when I moved, I threw everything away that was damaged, including the furniture. I plan to remove this carpet as well, but until then, I must dab,spray, soak, and clean with a portable rug cleaner. I first start off sprinkling the spot from above with baking soda. It draws the liquid up and out. After scooping that off, I spray with either Odo-ban, Angry orange, or some other carpet cleaner. But now I have Zeiff probiotic enzyme solution & have used it on older spots that I have been treating with everything but no luck. I sprayed the areas with undiluted solition. Right away it smelled better, but when it dries will be the real test. I applied enough to reach into the pad and I will let it sit overnight. I have a blacklight flashlight that I use to find the spots. Most of the time I wet the spot with pet store type enzyme cleaners, wet vac, then treat again & let it sit. I bought the shark rug cleaner; the cleaning solution smells good & the oxy solution works excellent on older stains. It removes them completely. I tried essential oils, vinegar, pet shop enzymes (so many that it's too many to list), febreeze, etc., & read that only the enzyme cleaner can digest the bacteria that causes the smell. I've tried cleaners from the store & none of them worked. So, I would use the orange oil and/or Odo-ban rug cleaner to give the area a lasting scent. I'm not a fan of pressing towels into the urine spot, but lightly dabbing is okay. I find baking soda draws it all up & I use a lot & sprinkle the spot until I have a good 4 inch fluffy pile. So far this enzyme has been working on urine, drains, toilets, etc. when it dries will be the real test. I may have to repeat the treatment, but if it doesn't work, I'll updatey review. I bought the citrus and it's not strong or overwhelming.

We had been using Jeff's evil emporium enzyme for a few years for our senior GSD, but the price increase was insulting. We are currently fostering a litter of 5 kittens and are on our second gallon of this Zeiff 'multi-purpose probiotic enzyme cleaner' and it is as effective as that other brand and much more affordable and the fragrance is not overbearing just a light fresh scent. Do not use with hot water because it will reduce the effectiveness of the enzyme. What has always worked for us is to pretreat stains using a 32 oz spray bottle of 5 oz enzyme to 28 oz of cool water to dilute. We even use the spray bottle mix on our vinyl flooring to neutralize and clean urine and feces. We pretreat with our diy spray mixture on all machine washable fabrics. Works great for food, sweat and blood stains. We use 4 oz on regular size washer loads along with detergent wash on *cold*. Heavily soiled fabrics might require two seperate enzyme washes, but that is rare. Dryer on low heat or air dry.

Like other people, I was confused at what made the difference between this item and the "concentrated multi-purpose enzymatic cleaner" that Zeiff sells in the same bottle, so I went investigating. The ingredient list is very nearly almost the same, and I almost bought the multi-purpose cleaner for a bit cheaper until I found the material safety data sheet for this somewhere online, and learned the actual difference. The Pet Stain and Odor Eliminator has literally double the enzyme cocktail of its counterpart, with all else being the same. I have been using it as if it were concentrated like it's sister product and it's *doing actual wonders*, removing the smell and stains of cat urine (and the stains of everything else waste-related honestly) while being diluted according to the instructions of the other bottle. There's one use case where you should be using this straight, and that's the deep rooted stuff stuck in your carpets and mattresses, and while I've not had enough peace to give that a test on the carpet, my mattress uses have left me with full confidence it will remove the persistent call to mark the floor that curses my pets. This is the real deal, and it's a fantastic value given how it works diluted on less thick fabrics if you just follow the other product's instructions and dilute it -- I do like 1 cup per 2 liters of water. White straw hat left on too low a shelf? Fluffy fleece jacket? Shoe odor? Suitcases and couches? I reiterate, the freaking mattress? Keep the surface wet for an hour and you're usually set. Keep it wet for a day for the rough stuff and problem completely solved, once you vaccuum or blot up the leftovers. I'm in awe.

Good for cleaning pee and poo and vomit out. I would give the product a 5 star rating but it has a very strong smell that may be a problem for some people.

Works extremely well. When cleaning adult washable underpass it removes all the odor. Comes out fom the washer fresh.

Best cleaner I've ever used! In the past, I've used different enzyme cleaners for pet stains and odors. Others worked okay, but the smell of the cleaner would irritating. This cleaner has a citrus smell and it cleans up pet messes effortlessly! I also have a kiddo that has accidents in the bed, and this cleaner helps clean the urine stains right out the bed. I have a white plush carpet in living room ( not the best choice with children and animals) but this cleaner makes it to clean up tough messes. I just pour just a little Zeiff in a bucket, add water and use a scrub brush and clean the stain. The stain and odors are gone in seconds! If you're looking for a cleaner to use on urine and pet stains, this is it!

I don't notice a difference after use. It was delivered when the weather was below 0 with the windchill and it sat over night. Im not sure if that has anything to do with it. I saw warnings about hot weather but nothing about it getting to cold. Ill message the seller when I have more time to figure it out.

When I first bought my house, I noticed an odor I could never quite place. Fast forward to recently adopting a pup and let’s just say she decided the living room carpet was her personal porta-potty. That finally pushed me to dig around for a real solution. I recognized this brand from a job I had years ago, where we used it for serious carpet stains, so I figured I’d give it a try at home. I’ve long suspected the previous owner had a dog because I’d occasionally catch that “dog smell” in the summer, and sure enough, my pup kept going back to the same exact spot. So, I saturated the area with this cleaner and let it sit for about an hour. As it worked, the odor I disliked when I first moved in actually intensified which I’m guessing was everything being drawn out of the carpet and padding. Then I used my shampooer to pull up the excess, and the water was absolutely disgusting (both the look and the smell). I don’t know what was in there, and honestly, I don’t think I want to. What I can say is this: the product worked. That mystery odor is gone to my nose, and the carpet smells fresh again. My pup still seems to catch something faint, so I may repeat the process, but I’m impressed with how much it pulled up the first time around. It might feel a little spendy, but it's professional grade and you get what you pay for. If you want to get the problem taken care of the first time, then pay for the good stuff.