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Dog urine smell

Diego L.
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Tenant let dog live in garage for a year.now smell won't come out of garage floor. We tried vinager with baking soda twice. Does anybody else have recommendations? Thanks

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@Matthew Paul and @JD Martin and @Scott Mac combined - Let the bleach/dawn mixture sit, then pressure wash it, then seal it!

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