Simple Green Outdoor Odor Eliminator for Pets, Dogs, 1 gallon Refill - Ideal for Artificial Lawns & Patio, Milky White

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So it would be useful to have a way to dispose of your urine safely and productively wouldn’t it? Enter the homemade outdoor waterless urinal. Your Urine is an Untapped Resource This popular household product contains an acetic acid that kills the bacteria in your dog’s urine and absorbs the horrible smell. Handy Hint: Baking soda has a saturation point. If the urine smell is too strong, the baking soda may not absorb all that nasty odor at once. It’s best to repeat the application process for the most stinky areas.

As you can see, there are a lot of great options for getting rid of pet odor outdoors. All you need to do is find the best option for you and your pet. Sounds basic, but plain water may be all you need to save your nose from the nauseating dog pee stench… and it’s the most natural method. You’ll notice a fizzy reaction, but don’t fret. That’s what happens when lemon juice or vinegar meets baking soda. There is a major difference between odor neutralizers and masking agents. A masking agent is not effective for removing odor. It merely covers it up with another, stronger odor. When the masking agent wears off, the malodors become noticeable again. Disabled World provides general information only. Materials presented are never meant to substitute for qualified professional medical care. Any 3rd party offering or advertising does not constitute an endorsement.

Sprinkle baking soda on the area. Let it sit for at least an hour so it absorbs the urine smell. For cement areas, use a scrubbing brush to scrub the area before you let it sit. Whether your patio is made from concrete or stone, it will be porous. The liquid will be soaked up by the stone and create a rather nice environment for the bacteria to grow – not what you want! It is this bacteria that causes the smell which needs to be treated. What can I use to remove dog urine from my patio? Users pee into the opening, and the urine is absorbed by the woodchips, straw or sawdust that's placed inside. This mix is periodically removed and mulched down into compost, which is then returned to nurture the plants that grow out of the top of the Uritrottoir.

These urinals caused uproar when they were installed on the streets of Paris. A portmanteau of the French words for pavement and urinal, French design studio Faltazi gave the Uritrottoir a bright red upper section topped by a box planted with greenery.

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