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

I have two cats and I bought this because I was fairly certain I had a urine spot on carpeting just outside of the litter box. As it turned out, the morning after it was delivered, one cat had a hairball and the other had a poop situation. So I had the opportunity to test this product on all three types of stains. And let me tell you it works GREAT!!! It lifted all three right out of the carpet. Other reviews made mention of a bad or strong smell, but I don’t mind the scent of it at all. I would highly recommend.

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!

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.

This stuff seems so far to be a MIRACLE product. My rescued pup, between upset tummy caused by a certain food and his neutering around the same time began to forget potty habits and used my carpet every single morning religiously at a minimum. It took me three weeks to pinpoint his food was bothering him, and that diarrhea smell made matters worse. The Bissell carpet cleaner wasn't cutting the smell, and if I could smell it, he could as well.Saturday night, I got my bottle in the mail, and went right to work on it. For deep nasty smells, you are supposed to pour directly on the carpet into the padding, cover with towel and place a heavy object on the spot. That's kind of tough considering a. it is hard to find the spots. I have to smell for them b. there was so much square footage to cover and c. I had no idea how much product was required to get to the carpet padding.You aren't supposed to have prolonged skin exposure to the product, so I would recommend gloves, but when I did was pour enough product that when massaged foamed up kind of soapy. I covered the area up (the biggest treated are was probably 100-150 sq ft) and put boards weighted down on the them. I left the whole set up overnight.In the morning, I woke up to the first morning in probably a month to not poop on the floor and no pee in my dog's belly band. I wasn't sure if all the weighted stuff made my dog avoid using that area as a toilet, so I picked up everything and did a sniff check. No smell; just the product. The floor was still wet.After an afternoon air drying, the floors were completely dry and I vacuumed them (the last step on the bottle). I woke up this morning to clean carpets once again. My only skepticism would lie in what happens when the scent wears off. I'm hoping the dog smell does NOT come back nor the accidents, but will update if this is the case.I used this product to clean up a canola oil spill on my carpet as well. I sprayed it on, and as per instructions, let the product sit for at least 10 minutes, scrubbed with a rag and repeated the process. The stain appears to have come out 80-90%. I'm thinking if I use the product and then shampoo the area I might be able to get the rest of it out. which I didn't think was possible.The smell of the product isn't overbearing. It kind of has a minty-Vicks rub smell to it. If you only have a few spots on the floor, it shouldn't dominate your house. My house, since I had to treat around 20% of it, definitely smells heavily like this product and my rags still smell like it even though I washed them. I'm okay with it though because I don't mind the smell of the product even though I'm typically sensitive to things like that. Not sure if it is a pleasant smell or just a great alternative to dog pee smell. I can see how some people may complain about the scent though.Total I treated about 200sq ft of space I would say and I still have some of the product left. The gallon went a lot further than I thought it would. I can imagine if you treat as accidents happen this product would last quite a while. So worth the $40 and elbow grease to have a clean house again! THANK YOU!

This stuff worked wonders the last couple of years. I recently purchased another one in March, and it is about half the strength of the ones I purchased last year. It does not work anymore. It’s like they watered it down. I’m so disappointed. Not worth $50 anymore.