Simple Solution Hard Floor Extreme Pet Stain and Odor Eliminator Spray, Dog and Cat Enzyme Cleaner, Pro-Bacteria Cleaning Power, Strong Urine, Pee and Poop Smell Remover for Hardwood Floors, 32 oz

I must say I was doubtful since I used another enzyme cleaner but decided to try this one. It really works. I didn’t detect the smell of urine after leaving on for a week. The key is dousing the effected areas and allow to air dry. Repeat the next day and there you go the smell of dog urine is gone!!

this product works so well on my hard wood floors for stains and pup odors.

Love the product. It works well. No odor after using. It has one big problem. The sprayer stop working half way through the bottle. We have to buy another bottle so we can use the rest of the first bottle and have to keep doing it. We keep using because the product works so well for us. We are thinking of stop using because it is tiring because the sprayer isn’t working. It’s stop working 5 or 6 bottles. Please fix the sprayer.

I swear by this stuff! I have hardwood floors and I’ve been using this for quite a while now. My puppy likes to miss the pee pad sometimes, and this completely cleans it up, shines the floor, and it takes away that pesky urine smell that can seem to seep into the wood. The nozzle has three different spray, options, stream, and spray and foam, which is pretty awesome!

As described, arrived when stated, good value for the money, smells good, and I like that you spray it on.

Other than the fact that it came broken. I really didn’t see a difference in old stains on wood floors. It really works better on fresh stains but not 100% love the scent tho!

I bought this product because of a problem on our hardwood floor. Cat pee leaked under the cat litter box and left a black stain that looked like a burn, there was also the inevitable smell. I don't know if this product was meant for a porous hardwood floor but it did work. The first time I used it, I followed the instructions and wiped off the product. This improved the smell but didn't do much for the stain. The second day, I scrubbed the stain and left the product on the wood without wiping it off. This improved the stain, but also slightly bleached the area around the stain. The following day, I soaked kitchen paper in the product and left it on the stain, tearing it into shape so the paper was only touching the stain. This made a significant improvement, however, it also removed the varnish on the wood. I scrubbed the stain and left the product on the wood floor daily until the stain was hardly noticeable. The finish on the wood floor is damaged but I can probably polish and wax it to improve the appearance. It looks much better than the black stain that was highly visible before. I was told by a wood floor company that the only way to remove a cat urine stain was by replacing the floorboards. This was a much cheaper alternative and, though not perfect, I'm happy with the result.

I bought this for pet urine orders on vinyl flooring. Did nothing. For me a waste of money