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Dan Barman
  • Brooklyn, New York
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Cat Urine Wood Floors?

Dan Barman
  • Brooklyn, New York
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Hi all. Just viewed a large, beat up MF in New York's Hudson Valley. Needs a lot of work but could be an amazing property. All hard wood floors, pretty scratched up and a bad smell of what we think is cat or dog urine. If they can be cosmetically saved by sanding and finishing, will they still need to go to get rid of the smell? Will we have to rip out the floor and sub? Thanks!

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