Anti Icky Poo Stain Odor Remover1 comment | Leave your own comment
Our take: It seemed to work fairly well and the carpeting smelled okay to me afterwards although it didn't quite get up the entire stain. Using a black light, I saw that some urine hadn't been removed. Although I love the name, the nontoxic Anti-Icky-Poo didn't work all that well for me. It's non-enzymatic and uses live bacteria to eliminate decaying organic material in fabrics. It is not designed for use in laundry. It is wonderfully simple to use, you just spray it on. They offer a "carpet injector," which is essentially a big syringe, in which you inject the stuff into the padding. Cost: middle--Phyllis DeGioia Urine and stain cleaner reviews See all product reviews.  
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Anyone have tips on how to keep doggie shoes on?
We just bought shoes for our border collie because he slips and slides on the hardwood floors. They seem to slip down where they flop on... (continued) |
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Aug 15, 2008 4:02pm by cowgirlchick78 view |
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nipping
my puppy australian cattle/terrier she is seven weeks old what do about him nipping at my feet. She moves so fast that once in a while I step on her paws. please help. |
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Aug 8, 2008 9:05pm by annalauraatkins view |
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Collar on new puppy
We were given a pug puppy that is between three and four months old. He was left alone quite a bit. He hasn't worn a collar until now. We... (continued) |
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Jul 15, 2008 7:25am by Luna view |
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1 ft leash (loop)
The trainer in our class suggested this leash (it's really just a loop), as a solution for walking tall dogs. It was hard to find, local... (continued) |
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Jul 12, 2008 2:42pm by Luna view |
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