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Cat poo & Detergent

sillysmiles · 2014-10-10 23:40:57

This maybe be a stupid question but can some one give me an example of a biological detergent for cleaning up after a cat poo accident, please.

10-10-2014 11:40pm

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This maybe be a stupid question but can some one give me an example of a biological detergent for cleaning up after a cat poo accident, please.

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#2 11-10-2014 11:26am

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Any brand of biological washing powder/liquid should do the job, like Ariel or Persil etc. We bought a product called Fizzion on Amazon, which we found fantastic. It destroys the enzymes so the smell never comes back and can be used for spraying, vomit, blood and lots more stuff. It comes in a capsule form and you just dissolve it in any spray bottle, so it's ready to use whenever you need it. It's safe to use on fabric too and it's fairly cheap.:)

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