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Pete T.
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Urine smell

Pete T.
  • Real estate investor
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Looking to get rid of major odor in house.  Apparantly the animals from the previous owner did such a good job going where ever that it is hard to even walk into the place.  Looking for people that have dealt w/ this before on COAs.  Is it bleach everything and replace floors, is it some kind of chemical cleaning product like SCOE 10x on the floors and walls, ...  I know there are people that I have learned from trial and error the best ways to deal with this.

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Jassem A.
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Jassem A.
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tear any carpet out, open the windows, paint the affected subfloor and wall areas with Kilz original.  May want to mop some bleach on subfloor first and let it dry out before paint.

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