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FORUM DIET & CARE DIY Natural Bunny Pee Stain Remover

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    • LittlePuffyTail
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        I ran out of my stain remover and was unable to find more so I tried this DIY method and it worked so well I have to share:

        Take 1 part water and 1 part Vinegar. Put in a spray bottle. 

        Take some Baking Soda and sprinkle on the tinkle (sorry I couldn’t resist ). Then spray some vinegar water on. Let it foam and bubble. After it has dried, take a wet rag and wipe off the baking soda. 

        Bindi has a habit of peeing in his hay bin when out in the living room and then hopping all over the rug with little pee feet. This works great and it’s so cheap and bunny safe. 


      • drwil
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          That makes sense bunny pee is alkaline and the acid would make it more soluble. Do you think lemon juice would work also? It smells a bit better.


        • Sr. Melangell
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            Yes lemon juice works well too, we used to wash babies nappies (Diapers) in lemon juice, but for animals the smell o vinegar puts them of going there again, but it doesn’t stop dogs stealing your fish and chips with vinegar on. Lol

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