I spent $35 on a few trips to the county dump to drop off trash, $10 on lunch yesterday (brought my lunch today), $15 bucks for garbage bags, bleach and a six pack of beer (gotta stay focused).

The bleach stops the gnats from being able to reproduce.

While they are supposed to last longer, all it takes is one service call at $100 bucks to make up for the purchase of a whole box of new flappers... people will toss those bleach disks into the toilet tanks and those just eat up the rubber flappers in no time.

I poured a gallon of bleach cleaner in the kitchen and scrubbed it in a little...hopefully that will kill the smell.

Oftentimes, cleaning with bleach and painting with Kilz is recommended by people who don't know any better. 

They wash up great, take spot bleach as needed and don't push a ton of lint after a couple of washings.They go on sale 3-5 times a year and the prices are excellent.The one thing that take the biggest beating are pillowcases.

@Mikel Kaubfa Mold is treated with bleach.

If it is a small area cut out the pee area, bleach the subfloor and paint Killz odor-blocking primer on it. 

They will play a game where the restoration company charges a ridiculous amount to clean it up, involving all kinds of bogus proprietary chemicals (bleach labeled something fancy) PPE/hazmat suits, hazardous materials removal protocols, extreme overkill, removing all the sheetrock, carpet and baseboard, etc. knowing the whole time the insurance company will beat them down to about half their original price, and the end result will be a giant hassle where you end up paying for it all through an increased insurance premium from having made the claim.

I just use Shout- then bleach the heck of of them.