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Cat Urine
Has anybody dealt with a cat house before? A place that I am tempted to offer on stinks of cat urine. I figure that I would definitely tear out all the carpet flooring and base trim. However, I'm wondering if the subfloor needs to be replaced to get rid of the smell. Or is it possible that it could be sprayed with something, and then coated with a sealing primer?