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Remove the smell of cat urine?

  • 21-02-2009 6:08pm
    #1
    Daemos
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    Have found loads of ideas on the net, but most involve bleach, ammonia, etc., and are being used for carpets and rugs.

    I want to remove the smell from an old fish tank, and want to know what products would be good for removing the smell, and be non-harmful to goldfish.


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  • #2
    sorella
    Closed Accounts Posts: 923 ✭✭✭sorella


    White vinegar is good; and assuming you will rinse the tank very well so nothing will remain anyways?

    Or baking soda also.
    DaPoolRulz wrote: »
    Have found loads of ideas on the net, but most involve bleach, ammonia, etc., and are being used for carpets and rugs.

    I want to remove the smell from an old fish tank, and want to know what products would be good for removing the smell, and be non-harmful to goldfish.


  • #3
    DaddyOSphynx
    Closed Accounts Posts: 19 ✭DaddyOSphynx


    surgical spirit is ok for cat pee smells. Not sure how it would affect a fish. If you let the tank air dry then rinsed it with hot water over a couple of days it should get rid of any lingering traces. I suppose it would depend on how quickly you wanted to get fish into the clean tank :)


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