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Old 11-06-2007, 08:36 PM   #1
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CAT PIXX Stains On Hardwood Floors


Has anyone come up for a solution to urnie stains on hardwood floors?? that actually works?

Quoting a job and they have/had beautiful hardwood floors that are stained badly with urine. There is a lot of detail work in the floors and it would be a shame to cover them up with $0.79 a sq foot laminate.

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Old 11-06-2007, 08:41 PM   #2
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go with the .90 cent a foot stuff......much better
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Only thing I have found was to sand real good, then bleach, bleach, bleach until gone. Don't use straight bleach though. I also liek to do a final treatment of some type of enzyime eater. Usually sold in the pet stores. Spray it on and leave it overnight.
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there is nothing that will get the stains out. Replace the boards that are effected and sand and finish the floor. Excessive bleaching may lighten them but it will soften the wood and still not remove the stain
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fein multi tool and some new oak
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Thread hijack!!!!

How the hell do you keep those crappy blade that they send with the multi tool tight?
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mine has a quick release. if i don't position the blade it locks it in a lose position. Just make sure to get it set tight before you lock it down.
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