Mister Max Anti Icky Poo! Buy 4 Gallons

We have used other products in the past, but this has been the best one for our pets, for years!!! We had a professional pet sitting business for years and recommended this cleaner for our clients to use.

We have 4 dogs and a cat...5 dogs when our daughter comes to visit. Accidents happen as the "pack" sorts out its hierarchy and a bit of marking ensures, especially with the one male dog in the group. Without ANTI ICKY POO! our house would be a disaster area! Fortunately, this product is excellent at removing urine from carpets and wood floors by using both enzymatic and bacterial agents. Incidentally, we have also used it as a deodorizer to wipe down the fabric in our cars after multiple dogs have been toted around. Believe it or not, it has been advertised to take the smell of cadavers out of apartments...a frightening thought, but serves to emphasize its effectiveness.

This is the only thing that works to remove the smell of my cat's urine (he has anxiety and when he is stressed or upset he pees on rugs, furniture). The problem is, it is hit or miss. Some bottles work great, even with only 1 or 2 applications (used exactly according to instructions). However, I've had bottles where the whole bottle (yes, I actually used a whole gallon, just to see if it would eventually EVER work) did nothing. I use the original scented, because the price has been significantly less than the unscented. It is is mild, slightly herbal scent that I find fairly pleasant. I wish it were more reliable, but it is the best I've found. There was a different brand I tried once (I cannot remember what it was - when I can, I'll add it here) that I cannot even tell if it worked, because the "scent" was so horribly overpowering that I had to open the window, close off the room, and eventually wash the carpet in that area. That wretchedly chemical fragrance still lingers, the room is still closed, and it's been months.

This product does clean your carpets without discoloring them. It is advertised to clean up cat pee, but I use it to clean up after my two 100 lb. dogs.Anti Icky Poo will clean up liquid and solid "messes/accidents" from either end of your canine. Follow the directions and use it full strength. You will need close to a full roll of paper towels, but they are far cheaper than buying new carpets. You will also need a spritzer bottle for application. If you buy this product, I recommend buying the gallon size. The quart sized bottle doesn't last long when cleaning up big dog messes. I have tried several supermarket and pet store cleaners and found this product far superior.

I bought this product upon recommendation from a friend but I have got to say I was very disappointed. I bought the black light from the same company to detect the kitty accidents I could smell and this worked so-so. I do not feel the solution eliminated the urine odor, and in addition, the solution's odor was then very prominent WITH the urine smell. UGH!! After following all of the directions to a T, I gave up and replaced the carpeting in that room. I also found a new home for that kitty.

I have two cats that started "protest peeing" in the carpeted basement of our rental house (they don't like the dogs we got). I have tried pretty much everything we could think of over the last 6 months or so, including steam cleaning, using hydrogen peroxide/baking soda/vinegar mixes, and using other enzymatic/bacterial cleaning products. I decided to try AIP after the rave reviews and bought 2 gallons initially, then two orders of 4 gallons each. So, to date, I have SOAKED my carpets with a total of 10 GALLONS of AIP (I didn't even bother with spraying, I just dumped it out of the gallon jugs onto the carpet), but it hasn't worked. At first when I poured the stuff, it did smell a lot better in the basement, but as soon as we had a warm day or any water was spilled on the carpet, the smell came back full force. Another negative is that the AIP turned the carpet yellow wherever I poured it.Now I've hired a professional carpet cleaner, and if that doesn't work, I have to replace the carpet and pad to the tune of $1300.

So far this is the best stuff i have tried, and believe me, i have tried MANY products. The injector really helps get under the pad, especially when you cant pull up the carpet. I will admit that my cats have gone back to areas that have already been treated, but i am not sure if its out of habit, the fact that i didnt treat the area properly or enough, or if the stuff isnt working. I will say that the smell of urine disappears, but then again, i dont have the nose of a cat. lol Usually when a cat goes out of the litter box, there's a reason for it...something is stressing it out...a change in the house of some kind, litterbox not clean, has a cover, etc. When you find the stress, it usually solves the problem. Good luck!!

I have used this on wood floors, tile, furniture, and carpet. It works pretty well if you catch the "pet mess" quickly. Biggest down side is you need to use A LOT of it to get the job done. We used to live in a rental that already had pet odor and so my dogs were trying to add to it, originally. This stuff worked well to clean up the smell and stains (even those left by previous occupants) but it was very expensive. Had it been my own home I likely could have spent less money and time by just replacing the carpet in that room.