Odor-kill. Is it any better than the bio washing liquid solution that I use at the moment? My back garden is completely paved for the dogs, and I can keep it clean very easily, but it still gets stinky especially in damp weather. I like the thought of a lingering perfume (Bubble gum), but will I be impressed with odor-kill.
Dawn R.

You need to clean the area with a detergent first to remove the protein then swill down with the Odor-kill. I keep some made up in a spray bottle to spray the hedge and other favourite peeing places in the summer months and find it works well, but on the paving you may need to clean first if there has been solid deposits, pee should flush away.

I wash down with a bucket of water that has bleach added and then sweep away the water. I am always asking the people with the horses here if my kennels smell as they have to walk past them with the horses and they always say no ,even in summer. I do have some Odor Kill but after a while the smell of Bubble Gum gets on my nerves, really you are only covering up one smell with another.

Don't think you are covering one smell with another because after the smell of Bubble gum has gone so has the smell of pee :)

And as a bonus it does not burn the plants, the grass or the dogs feet.

If you read the thread about the rotten dog meat in  my car, you'll know I had a smelly, problem :) Trainer at agility sprayed my carpet with Odour-Kill and it now smells wonderful :)

Daisy