Mister Max Anti Icky Poo Unscented Odor Remover (Pint), White (AIP-OR-P), 16 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

I have a dog on diuretics and a puppy at the same time, so having an enzyme cleaner is very, very important in my household. I'd been using Nature's Miracle, and while it was effective in preventing repeat pee spots, the stench of that stuff was just horrific and it lingered so long that it would make me nauseous for days. Frankly, I would've rather smelled the pee. So I did some searching and found this product, which is miraculously unscented and effective at the same time! It's amazing. I wish I'd found it earlier when I'd first gotten my puppy... Would've saved me a lot of trouble! Also, I have a very light grey/beige chenille Crate and Barrel couch with cleaning code S (dry clean and solvent-based cleaners only, as water-based cleaners supposedly shrink and ruin it) and this did not harm the fabric. Obviously, patch test first if you can, but I forgot to and it was fine. It's wise to get any enzyme cleaner on ASAP, so maybe patch test on any urine-vulnerable fabrics before the need arises... but I found this to be very gentle and don't imagine it would ruin much.EDIT: My puppy no longer has accidents, but he has unfortunately grown into an adult dog with anal gland issues. This is the worst smell there is. Its biological purpose is literally to create a stench on a pile of poop so rank that it is distinguishable from the poop itself, and to have the staying power to outlast the elements for days to weeks on end. It is so pungent that a single drop of this fluid in a room is immediately noticable when you walk in. Well, my dog doesn't express his glands normally so they fill up and LEAK while he's relaxed. Most of his relaxing is done in my bed, so you can see how this is an issue. Fortunately, I thought to try Anti Icky Poo on one of these leaks and it worked incredibly. It's actually even better at removing anal gland smell than it is at anything else! It only takes a tiny bit (i.e. not even a full spray trigger pull) and it immediately wipes out the smell. I dab it up with a paper towel and repeat just to be safe, but the smell is gone after one tiny application. They should add this use to the marketing because it is very hard to find anal gland smell products that don't have heavy perfumes, which make it hard to tell if you've gotten it all out. The one thing I'd like to know is if it's safe to use on a dog's fur because that would bring me near-complete relief from this horrible situation. It currently takes 10+ baby wipes to get it off his fur and even that leaves a slight stench behind. If it's not safe to use this, they should reformulate and make an unscented wipe. My dog and I would be beyond grateful!

Great product. I just bought the bigger tub so I could dilute it and use it for everything. It’s phenomenal with cats..

Immediately noticeable stain and odor removal for cat urine and feces on carpet. There's also no offensive scent like the Angry Orange Enzyme cleaner has. My only criticism is the price. It takes a LOT to fully saturate carpeted areas as directed. This entire bottle is maybe two-three applications worth for a 4x6sqft area. They sell a gallon size that would be advisable to invest in if you plan on using it frequently.I saturate the carpet with it, particularly stained areas, and then go over it with a shampooer using diluted water/vinegar and a small bit of orange essential oil to mask the vinegar smell.BE WARY OF RESELLERS. This is an enzyme cleaner and only has a shelf life of ~1 year. Some of these resellers are likely selling bottles that they've had sitting in inventory for over a year and the product is expired -- which probably accounts for the few reviews saying it doesn't work. It's best to order directly from the manufacturer - Mister Max.

We had a dog that go sick in our bedroom, like really sick. We were away from the house and came back to quite a mess. There were areas against the wall that we were not able to use the carpet cleaner on and had just sprayed the carpet cleaner solution on and hoped the suction woudl clean it through. About 2 weeks later and it was still a little funky in that corner. Thankfully, a friend recomended this weirdly named product. We sprayed it, heavily, in the area between the wall and the floor and it appears to have resolved the bad smell.

Works to some extent. Used a lot on my carpet and there is some leftover smell, though it is better.

My kitty peed in the basement. She kept sneaking in to soil the area again in retaliation against a new cat in the house. I tried any combination of the usual cleaning blog recommended substances — baking soda, peroxide, vinegar, even carpet shampoo for pets — on the concrete. I found none of them worked. This didn’t necessarily surprise me, as I find these substances overrated in their efficacy. I’d heard of enzymatic cleaners before and decided on this product.Upon first spray, the smell of urine grew more pungent. I saturated the area — concrete in my basement” and left it overnight to dry. This morning, there wasn’t a trace of odor. I will apply it again, just in case my kitty — and her significantly more sensitive nose — decides to sneak into the basement again.I think I used about half the bottle to truly saturate the area. Concrete is porous, and I didn’t want to take any chances of the solution not penetrating. It is January now, so the air is quite dry. I also have a dehumidifier in the basement. I don’t know how long it would take to work in more humid conditions. The area must be soaked completely and dry naturally. Don’t try to rush the process.I hope I don’t have need to purchase this product again, but I wouldn’t recommend anything else to remove yucky kitty bodily fluid smells.