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Old 02-05-2008, 07:36 PM #1
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If you've ever had night time urinary incontinence, how did you get that horrid smell of urine out of your mattress?

DH says he can't smell it, but I certainly can. Every time I go into the bedroom I smell urine .......imaginary or not, to me it's still there. It got wet through a couple of months ago.

Any suggestions gratefully received.
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Maybe a "Pet Spray" that kills the bacteria? Just a thought
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Have you already tried baking soda?

The oxyclean works for carpets pretty well...

What about Febreeze??? That's probably your best option....

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I would try the pet odor neutralizer, followed by fabreeze
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Thank you ladies. I'll try both.

I guess I just go to the pet shop and ask about pet deodorisers....

Fabreeze we have in Australia as well.

Once I get rid of the smell, then I have to tackle the stain.

Gosh this disease is fun.................

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I wouldn't worry about the stain! It'll be covered up with the sheets!

You can buy a waterproof bed cover to go under your sheets...they work really well... then you just wash the sheets and the pad and mattress is ok...

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