Nature's Miracle Stain Remover

Updated on January 25, 2011
D.P. asks from Seattle, WA
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Hi Moms,

I have almost a gallon of the Nature's Miracle "Just for Cats" stain and odor remover. Our sweet cat was killed in November, BUT we have just begun potty-training the kiddo. Does anyone know if the product I have for cats will work on kid puddles just as well as cat puddles? Anyone tried it? I don't want to buy another bottle of the treats-everything variety if I don't need to.

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B.Z.

answers from Portland on

It is a great all purpose cleaner. I use it in the laundry and on carpets. It will clean up almost anything. If the stain or oder isn't gone in a day or two, reapply it. I sprayed my carpet the other day after my cat threw-up and 3 days later the stain is almost gone. It gets rid of stains on clothes too.
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M.M.

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It's an enzyme killer and it does work on children's oops.
Mine tracked blood all over the place after he gouged his toe on the rocks walking barefoot. After a couple days we saw some drips we had missed, it took it right out.
It also gets out dog puke from the carpet.
And it works really well in the laundry if the cats pee on your towels, or kiddo potties his pants. I put a capful (from an old Tide bottle) per load if it has been pottied on.
It does not do that well on concrete with dog pee. You would need an actual concrete cleaner for that.
I have two gallons of it in the house right now, 3 dogs, 3 cats, 3 kids. I use it alot. .

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G.T.

answers from Modesto on

haha, seriously, kid pee isnt near as ferocious as cat piss. I'm sure it would totally work and then some.

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C.S.

answers from Redding on

I am totally guessing here, but i think it would work. I know that Cat urine is VERY acidic and stinky, its probably just supercharged to handle that strong urine, so I would think that it would work fine for kids too.

Sorry about your kitty. :(

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K.A.

answers from Little Rock on

We used a pet stain and odor remover that my mom gave us to clean up the potty training puddles of my youngest two children and It worked great.

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K.K.

answers from Dallas on

yep works great, use it all the time for both pets kids and food.

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L.G.

answers from Eugene on

Children are not like dogs. They don't sniff before they go. Talk to your child.
He's a human being with developing ideas. Even if he can't speak he knows the language you speak.
Try vinager and baking soda to neutralize the smell of kid puddles and poop if need be.
He'll train up. How many adults do you know walking around untoilet trained.

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