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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes. We had a cat that did this and we got rid of furniture because of it. [b]Cat pee is impossible to get out[/b] and like you, it was really stressing me out.

The cat lived to 17 and destroyed many things - furniture, rugs, clothing … I will never get a cat again. [/quote]
This. Those chairs are toast. Burn them.[/quote]

Cat pee is up there with cigarette smoke in terms of being able to get the smell out of a home. It's nearly impossible, double so if you have a sprayer. The furniture is donezo for sure, hopefully it's not also in your floorboards. [/quote]

I will add for OP, if YOU smell it, as someone who lives in your house and has a certain amount of nose blindness as all of us with pets have, it is likely REALLY rank for anyone who comes into your home. [/quote]

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I agree.   I'm all for getting rid of the chairs, it's my husband that is fighting it.    He says he can't smell them--but like you said, we (people living in our house) have become used to it.  Also, we've used so much Natures Miracle that even if the pee smell is gone, the nature's miracle smell is there and I now I associate it with cat pee.  He even says "oh, it's just that you associate the smell"--well, yeah--but shouldn't I be comfortable in my own home?!?!   Sorry, this is just as much a marriage problem as it is a cat pee problem.[/quote]

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