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Mister Max Anti-Icky-Poo (32 oz) is specifically designed to eliminate urine contamination and other organic waste. Rated #1 by top behaviorists, veterinarians and animal professionals. This product attacks and removes persistent odors caused by Urine, Feces, Vomit, Smoke, Char, dead body odors, and other organic-based odors.Works on floors, fabrics, materials, urinals, drains, and septic tanks Masks the odor and gets rid of the source of the odor Live Bacteria / Enzyme solution Quickly & SafelyDirections For Use Discard solids and treat where penetrating contaminants have gone. Any wet cleanable surface or text-tile can safely be treated with Anti-Icky-Poo. Fine fabrics should always be tested for colorfastness or known to be water safe before treating. Fresh Urine: Clean with Anti-Icky-Poo leaving some residue. Carpeting: When contamination is severe, everything underneath should be treated as well. If possible, expose the carpet back and liberally treat everything that is affected. Reinstall and mist the top several times over the course of a week. Example: You will need about one quart for a typical cat corner. Anti-Icky-Poo can be injected when carpet is too difficult to lift up. Stepping on your treatment will help spread squeeze it in.
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 Works on more smells than just Cats! |
| Review Date: June 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Vintage Ma'am, |
My mother-in-law lived with us for 13 years. When she passed away a year ago, our male cat, Max, went into mourning (he was her lap cat), and started wetting in several areas in her room. Using a black light we realized just how extensive the damage he had done was, and decided to just replace the carpet (it was quite old anyway). But before the carpet was laid, we saturated the worst areas with Anti Icky Poo, and then sprayed Feliway on all the furniture that might still carry the scent of grandma. We have had no problems since and are very happy!
Now I am guardian for my mother who is in a nursing home with Alzheimer's disease. She is incontinent, and even though they use disposable under garments on her, there is a constant smell of urine in her clothing, especially her slacks. I wash all of her clothes and was going crazy trying everything I could think of to get the smell out of them. Then one day I decided to spray Anti Icky Poo on the crotch area of her slacks after they came out of the dryer, and was amazed - the smell was gone!! Now I take my bottle with me when I visit her and spray her clothes hamper, bathroom and sheets as well. She has the best smelling room now - what a difference it has made! I am delighted with this product and will always keep in my oder killing line of defense!! |
cat pee killer.
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| Review Date: June 6, 2010 |
| Reviewer: R. Haas, |
| This item did work for me but why does ever company need to overcharge for things that work ? |
Most Effective Odor Remover on the Market
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| Review Date: June 1, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Tiffany, Oxford, MS, United States |
| I have used Anti-Icky Poo for cat cleanup for many years and find it to be the best enzymatic product available anywhere. I am very sensitive to cat urine odor and in my experience, Anti-Icky Poo is the only product that works to completely eliminate the odor. It baffles me that pet stores carry other odor removers that are essentially worthless in comparison. Apparently, it's different in that it works to break down the gases produced by the urine, which eliminates the odor. However it works, it is unparalleled in effectiveness. It works fast and can be used on all kinds of surfaces -- fabric, carpet, cushions, tile, wood, etc. The scented product has a strong fragrance initially, but it dissipates quickly (although I don't mind the fragrance at all). Anti-Icky Poo is just a terrific product. |
Really really works
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| Review Date: May 20, 2010 |
| Reviewer: G.S.R, Santa Clara, CA |
| I started treating the spot that our cats sprayed on with Natures Miracle which was absolutely useless. THen we went the peroxide and soap route. Nothing worked. We drenched the whole area in P bath and then AIP and now we can atleast use the room without the incessant need to throw up or run to an open window. You need patience to do the whole process involved and the P bath step is very important. |
I was skeptical, but it really does work!
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| Review Date: February 15, 2010 |
| Reviewer: S. Jimenez, |
We have a crazy cat who suddenly decided to start peeing on the couch because we didn't let her out when she wanted to go out one day... Anyways, there was no good way to get out the smell (I could wash the cover, but not the foam inside) so I decided to buy this based on the positive reviews.
It worked wonderfully. I sprayed the cover and let it sit before washing it (I washed it because I figured a double dose of cleaning couldn't hurt!), then soaked the foam in spray. After the spray dried there was no hint of cat pee smell. (The microsuede cover didn't have any discoloring or staining from the spray either.) There was also a fleece sweatshirt on the couch during the pee incident. I washed it once normally (thinking detergent would be enough) but it still reeked; however, after a good spray of Icky-poo the smell was gone.
A note for people sensitive to chemicals: the spray itself does have a strong smell (not a bad smell really, just strong) but the smell goes away after it dries.
Overall, I can't recommend this enough if you have cat pee problems! |
Awesome
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| Review Date: February 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Christina M. Fan, |
| Works well -- I love the nozzle because it has a very strong stream, and gets the cleaner right in there, in the carpet. |
Not just for pet urine
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| Review Date: January 24, 2010 |
| Reviewer: nsv, The Everglades |
Recently we've developed a urine problem in this house. (Hopefully that's vague enough that it won't get me into trouble.) Scouring the carpet at 4 in the morning is getting to be a little challenging, and some items of clothing have been exiled to the garage until a solution is found.
Anti-Icky-Poo arrived today. I ordered it because I remembered it had been useful when I took in an abused puppy several years ago. (Accidents happened several times a day until he learned he didn't have to be afraid of me.) I took one pair of pants that had been washed and dried about four times, but the smell remained. All I accomplished with all that laundry was to bake the smell into the fabric. I sprayed the pants with Anti-Icky-Poo--enough to wet the fabric, but not soaking wet--and set them aside for three hours. Then they went into the laundry.
It worked. The smell is gone. The rest of the laundry will get the treatment tonight and get washed tomorrow, and I've diluted some Anti-Icky-Poo with 3 parts water to soak the carpet at the bathroom door.
I don't like the perfume smell, but it fades fairly quickly and it's a whole lot better than stale urine smell. Anti-Icky-Poo works too well to really complain about that. And of course I get funny looks when I tell anyone what product I'm using. Usually that would be bad, but laughter has been kind of scarce around here lately. So for that I'll give a sixth star.
3/15/10 edit: I pulled a beautiful white robe out of the dryer this morning to find it not only smelled of urine, but was stained an ugly yellow. I didn't know it was stained before I washed it. AIP removed both the odor and the yellow stains. It's worked well on the carpet and every towel and item of clothing I've tried it on. Still very happy with this stuff. |
doesn't work
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| Review Date: January 4, 2010 |
| Reviewer: C. Crabtree, |
a WASTE OF MONEY. We had a female cat who decided to start peeing to mark her territory. I read several reviews and thought this product would finally help to rid the smell.
We tried the quart bottle with the sprayer and the smell returned in 2-3 days. So, I thought we needed to apply more of the product. We then purchased the gallon of AIP. We treated 2 areas measuring 4x4 each, so a total of 32 feet. My husband saturated the carpet, I mean saturated. He even treaded in the areas in tennis shoes so as to get down into the pad. The product sqooshed and foamed up. Guess what...2-3 days later the stench returned. However, it now smells like a metallic/piss smell. We also tried What Odor? Didn't work. Also tried cleaning with the bissel spot bot using bissel pet odor eliminator in the machine. Didn't work. And the latest attempt, Arm and Hammer Baking soda Pet Deodorizer Oxi formula. Again, didn't work. |
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