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[quote=Anonymous]Cat urine, consists of mainly three chemical parts. The Urea; It makes the urine sticky and allows the other two parts to stick around. Urochrome gives the urine its ugly yellow color that stains carpets, furniture, the wall and anything the cat sprays or urinates on. The third main part of the urine is Uric Acid. Uric acid in the urine consists of salts and crystals that give off the extremely pungent odor. These gaseous odors attach to minute solids floating in the air, drifting in one direction and then another by electric charges in the air imbedding in carpets, drapes and walls. Carpet and furniture are reservoirs for pet allergens, and the allergens can remain in them for four to six weeks. An ozone generator will remove the odors by seeking out the source and destroying it. Aerosol sprays and candles only replace the odor with a more pleasant odor; they do not remove the odor but only cover it up. There is a natural, permanent solution that resolves odor problems, called Air-ReNu a paint additive; that is mixed with paint and applied to the walls of the affected room. Air-ReNu continues to work removing odors and improving indoor air quality, 7/24/365 year after year as long as the paint lasts. [/quote]
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