Nilodor BEON Urine Enzymatic Cleaner with Odor Neutralizer for Pet Dog, Carpet, and Bathroom, 1 Gallon, Cucumber Melon

I have 4 cats and 5 litter boxes. One cat seems to have anxiety. So I had to move 2 litter boxes upstairs to the main living floor because even now after 8 months he still is too scared to set foot in the basement. He also stands when he pees instead of squatting down so I had to get a top entry litter box which thankfully, he uses. Before I was putting pee pads under his lower litter boxes and using an enzyme cleaner like this to clean up. Well all the other cats started ignoring their nice litter robot, and other automatic cleaning boxes in preference for this top entry one. I really don't get why. Now I have to scoop it every day or the anxious cat will pee at the front door. So in conclusion, I ran out of my enzyme cleaner and tried this one and it works extremely well at destroying cat urine. If he pees on the floor at the front door, I soak up the urine, spray this on it and let it dry overnight. this breaks down the urine and you can't smell cat pee at all. It dries in about 2 hours. The scent is kind of like a pine but reminds me of something else i can't quite think of.

This stuff worked very well. Ripped up some old carpet during a renovation, where decade old pet urine soaked heavily into porous tile underneath, and it stunk up the entire building. I poured a splash of this across the entire afflicted tile, and let it set overnight. By the next morning, the smell was entirely gone. A+ Enzyme Cleaner. A lot of these aren't as strong as advertised; but this one really did the trick, was easy to use, and is priced very fairly. So long as it stays fairly priced and potent, I'll keep buying it.

I get these types of enzyme cleaners to use in my kitchen and bathroom drains, to keep them draining smoothly and to get rid of any odors. I also dilute it to spray around toilets and cat litter boxes. This is the first time using the Nilodor brand and its seems to work as expected and has a pleasant smell. Also, it's good for septic tanks.

I had really bad dog urine smell in my carpets along with the stains. I made up a mixture a little stronger then instructions and used a scrubber on just the spots. Then took my carpet shampooer with water and it really helped with the smell and the spots. I am not going to say it did a perfect job but it did a lot better then all the other products I tried. There is a not so great smell from the product but it does air out after a couple of days. I think it was worth the smell for the couple of days.

The Urine Enzymatic Cleaner works well to eliminate pet urine odors I have worked in the health care field for over 30 yrs we used a similar product in the rooms housing the elderly.

We use a Separett Tiny composting toilet in our RV. It came with little blue pucks that got gummy and messy and always seemed to land just right to make a mess somewhere. This led me to look for alternatives and I came up with this product. We put it in a spray bottle and spritz the bowl after each use and it is a much more elegant solution and it actually seems to do what it says that it does. Reduced odor and enzymatic breakdown and cleaning. It's a game changer for me and I highly recommend it. I will be buying it again for sure.

The melon cucumber smells great but when using turned the floor into a foam mess which was harder to clean up. Also doesn't keep dogs from going on the floor again.

ODOR ELIMINATION We used this product to clean up after disgusting tenants who had 3 cats and no respect for hygiene. I ended up using a full gallon over the course of 5 days for the 2 bedroom unit. I definitely used more than the recommended amount, but it worked so I don’t care that I used it all. I sprayed the thin berber carpet in the hallway with a 50/50 mix...super saturated. I did this three times, allowing it to dry in between. We also sprayed down the walls, counters, and any hard surface with this. We mopped all of the hardwood floors and laminate flooring. Also, where some of the laminate “tiles” were bucking (we are assuming where their cats peed) we sprayed full strength into the grooves. We also added the Nil Odor concentrate into the paint (ratios as directed) and painted the entire unit. We never thought we’d get rid of the funky smells (pet odors, nasty cooking odors, and pot) but we did. The cleaner has a strong wintergreen smell to it. I found it pleasant at first, but now, I can’t stand it. (I think those 5 days traumatized me, ha.) It WILL take your breath away- even after you’ve sprayed it. Make sure you are using it in a well ventilated area. I would buy this again, but probably in a different scent. HARD SURFACE CLEANER Works awesome- we sprayed this on caked up gunk that hadn't been cleaned in years (inside of their refrigerator, food that had dripped down between the range and the counter, tile in the shower... I sprayed the area generously and let it sit for at least 10 minutes. Most things wiped up with very little effort. It also tackled mildew in grout lines of the shower like a champ. LAUNDRY STAINS Lastly, I tried this on some dirty laundry stains (baby diaper blowouts) and had no luck. I soaked the stains in full strength and then put them in hot water to sit overnight. It really did nothing for the stain. I thought maybe the stain was just too stubborn, but then Shout took it out in a matter of minutes. Conclusion- awesome stuff, well worth the money, but not a solution for laundry