BUBBAS Super Strength Enzyme Cleaner - Pet Odor Eliminator - Carpet Stain Remover - Remove Dog & Cat Urine Odor from Mattress, Sofa, Rug, Laundry, Hardwood Floors and more. Puppy Training Supplies

Your mileage may vary dependent on what you're using this product for, so here's a description of mine. Short version: Bubba's worked very well for me. Scent was there, but inoffensive, and I am offended by scents I don't like. Bubba's scent was minty-pleasant and dissipated quickly--within a day or two. Details follow:1. I have a combo of stained concrete and tile floors and a stone fireplace (read somewhat porous cement joining meeting up with the floor) that had seen probably a couple of years of, um, misuse, by my dear departed dog, who had developed a bit of doggie dementia and incontinence in her later years.2. The dog peed on the floor several times weekly for the span of probably about 2 years. If I was home, it was cleaned immediately. If I wasn't, urgh. It could run down to the fireplace or otherwise just sit and soak in for hours. I cleaned when I got home with a combo of standard cleaning products, a pet-store purchased enzymatic product that had a sickly strong scent, and with just a mop and water in a pinch and a rush. I had hard floors. This should be fine, right?--Two years later, I've lost my doggie buddy as well as my cat, whose litter box received blame it was not due--3. I came home one warm evening, several weeks after pet-lessness, and all the world was a stinky stage. My house smelled like pee. Uuuugh, no.4. I contacted a company that offered to deep-clean my house for many, many hundreds of dollars with their specially patented formula (whatever, no).5. I noted their technique and then began to check online for enzymatic cleaning products...Bubba's won and I ordered a couple of gallons.6. Following the techniques I learned online and from the company I contacted, I used a blacklight flashlight (5 or 6 bucks) to find and identify spots I might have missed in general cleaning. If you ever want to be horrified by your housekeeping, do this. But I think it was effective.7. I also bought plastic sheeting, as one would use for protecting floors while painting, and then soaked and mopped in the Bubba's on my concrete and tile floors. I left a good, wet floor and covered with plastic to let the product soak in, stay moist so it could continue to do its enzymatic work, and then I removed the plastic the next morning and mopped it up. (Some areas had dried by then, but that was fine, as it turned out.)8. I soaked the fireplace joining twice, and am prepped to soak it again if the smell comes back. I read one other reviewer who said this could take more than one application, and this seems fair. Not warranted yet, but fair. I walked into my house after a warm day this weekend, and no stinky pong of pet pee. I still have nearly a gallon of Bubba's if it recurs. And I would totally order this product again. It does the trick and doesn't sickly perfume the space in the meantime. Very much appreciate Bubba's!

Years ago I purchased the nicest purse I’d ever owned. Like, actually splurged on a brand name leather purse. It’s a super cool, eggplant colored Frye bag. I loved it. LOVED IT! I got it on a crazy sale, but it was originally something like $450. I was over the moon. I am sure you can see where this is going. One of my cats peed on it. 😭 It was in my bedroom, which was supposed to be a cat free zone, so I can only assume this terrible act of vandalism was out of sheer spite. (Don’t worry, I know sometimes when cats don’t use their litterbox it’s due to health reasons... but Olive received the all clear from the Vet).Anyway, I made multiple attempts to revive my beloved handbag.... vinegar and baking soda, other pet odor eliminators, magic rituals, crying... etc. Nothing worked. Sometimes I’d get a false sense of hope, but as soon as the purse was dry the smell returned. It was haunting me.... maybe I should have called an exorcist? As gross as it was I couldn’t bring myself to simply throw the purse away. It went into a plastic container and into storage. Years pass... YEARS! I’m cleaning/organizing my house and come across... THE PURSE. Pulling it out of its container of banishment was like unearthing the Necronomicon. I swear the lights flickered and a susurrus of menacing whispers wafted past my ear. The miasma of cat pee slowly permeated my room. I had just purchased a gallon of this cleaner after reading an article of the best pet odor eliminators, and I knew what had to be done. Cue inspirational montage music. Bucket? Check. Cleaner? Check. Haunted purse? Check. Determined grimace? Check. Ignoring the instructions to test the product on a small, discreet patch of the leather I poured half the bottle into the bucket with a little warm water and a quick prayer to the universe. Into the bucket the bag went, and I waited. Dye leached out of the purse, looking eerily like cursed blood oozing out of an artifact as an intrepid anthropologist stabs into it with a sacred crystal dagger. I had expected this, but a slightly lighter colored bag is better than no bag at all. About an hour goes by before I feel confident to remove the purse from my potion bucket. It looked great, even though the liquid in the bucket was such a deep, rich red that would have made a team of forensic investigators do a double take. I draped the bag over the faucet and waited. It takes about 36 hours for the bag to dry completely and I expected the smell of pee to slowly start seeping out of the seams of my beloved satchel. *Sniff sniff* What?!? Could it be? The only scent that met my nostrils was the pleasant odor of cured leather and Bubba’s. The curse was lifted!!!!! My poor, long suffering bag was saved!!!! I will be conditioning the leather to finalize the ritual, but Bubba’s has delivered. It deep cleaned and completely eliminated any trace of the tenacious cat urine! I am over the moon and will always keep this product on hand! Bubba’s is the only weapon you need when facing the worst, most set in pet odors. I cannot recommend this product enough. Thank you Bubba!!!!

It works really, really well at getting rid of odors and stains. I have an elderly cat who occasionally urinates on the floor, and this is very effective for eliminating the smell. It works well on my wood floors and carpets. It has a mild, refreshing scent, so it really helps make the room more pleasant. However, it is very expensive, and I went through the entire bottle pretty quickly, so it's questionable whether this is worth the high price.

Odors are instantly eliminated, and I use it to scrub and clean cat vomit from the carpet - there is no residue and it's clean. I love this stuff. It works whether the mess is new or old. I can't recommend it enough. I only use this product for all pet stain an odor removal. I've even used it when cleaning out my trash can if something leaks inside - it gets rid of all smells. My trash once had a spoiled milk smell to the can after I threw out something with dairy in it - I cleaned the inside but the smell lingered. I used this, the smell was gone. I also use it on the inside of the litter genie to keep the smell of used cat litter clumps at bay. I'm telling you, it WORKS.

The fumes from product gave me an instant headache plus I vomited due to fumes. Is this safe? What’s in it? It did remove most of the odor but it wasn’t safe to use.