How Do You Remove Pet Smells From Hardwood Floors?
Maintenance is one the biggest challenges of having hardwood floors in your home. While wood can be an attractive addition to any kitchen or living room, the surface tends to scratch easily, show dirt and be difficult to clean. If you have pets, this problem can be greatly amplified. Dog or cat urine can have a significant ammonia odor which can seep into the floorboards and leave an unpleasant scent for years. While getting older pet smells out of wooden floors can be challenging, the right supplies and cleaning method will make it easier for you. Pour warm water into your spray bottle, and add in enough white vinegar to make it a 3:1 ratio between the water and the vinegar. If the vinegar scent bothers you, add a few drops of lemon to sweeten it. Seal the bottle, and shake it vigorously. Spray the water/vinegar mixture on the area of the floor containing the smell, and allow it to sit for three minutes. Vinegar is a natural disinfectant and deodorizer and is safe to use around kids a
