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Pet urine stains are easy to find if they are still wet but with old stains it can difficult if not impossible to locate where that odour is coming from – a blacklight (UV light) torch is the solution for finding pet urine stains.
After detection, treat with the Odorex pet deodorising treatments to clean and eliminate pet urine odours: Odorex Animal Odour Eliminator, Odorex Cat Odour Eliminator or Odorex Pet Cleanup Concentrate.
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