Review of Nature's Miracle Stain and Odor Remover

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Didn't work. Just made the urine odor stronger. A quick online search proved the name was sold, but not the formula.

The Original formula is now called Petastic. Took me about 30 seconds of an online search to find the info.



" You have been using Petastic® for the last 23 years without knowing it until now. We created and manufactured the original formula for Natures Miracle®. In 2003 our relationship with Natures Miracle® came to an end. Soon after we launched Petastic®, to ensure that you could still get the original Natures Miracle® formula. *Nature's Miracle® is a registered trademark of Eight In One, Inc.. Earth Friendly Products. is the creator and owner of the formulations formerly supplied to Eight In One for its Nature's Miracle® brand.

Earth Friendly Products, Inc is now marketing the formulation under the brand name Petastic Stain & Odor Remover.

Earth Frendly Products, Inc. is not affiliated with Eight In One.

Thank you for visiting Petastic®!"

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This stuff is so awesome! I wound up with quite the large puppy. She was house broken but only if she had constant access to a yard. We didn't. Needless to say she soiled everywhere. I used puppy training pads to soak it up (ironic). Once the liquid was absorbed into the pad, I just sprayed this on the stain, let it sit for about 15 minutes, gave it a quick wipe and stain and odor were GONE! I mean it, there is no stain and no odor left anywhere. You can't even tell where they were and there were ALOT. It's an amazing product and works better than I ever expected.

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I finally gave in to my wife and kids and we got a new puppy. While superficially she looks adorable, in-depth ethnographic observation of the animal reveals that she is, in fact, an abomination released upon unsuspecting humanity, and possibly a harbinger of Doom. The wretched animal is peeing prodigiously all over my house and guess who has to clean it up. It's funny how before we got the hound my wife and kids solemnly vowed to take care of "the sweet new addition to our family" in "every possible way" including thoroughly decontaminating the site where the dog might have "the occasional accident" prior to being fully housetrained. And yet at the first sight of elimination my wife and kids act suspiciously busy and try their darnedest to teleport to a galaxy as far far away from the offending puddle as possible. So I am left holding the bag, literally speaking, and have been involuntarily and reluctantly pressed into service as an unwilling janitor (the term 'shanghaing' is defined as "the practice of conscripting men by coercive techniques such as trickery, intimidation, or violence" and describes my current situation perfectly).

The good news is that Nature's Miracle Stain and Odor Remover works as advertised, particularly on carpeted surfaces (it's not recommended for wood or tile floors). The bad news is that even after you are done following the instructions, if you illuminate the contaminated site with a UV flashlight you can clearly see the fluorescent evidence of the atrocity committed by the canine perpetrator.

So now my life is like a TV episode: the dog urinates, and I descend upon the area like a cross between the janitor in "Scrubs" and a male version of Pauley Perrette from "NCIS", illuminating incriminating forensic evidence with my 395 nM UV Ultra Violet 21 LED Blacklight Flashlight, by LEDwholesalers 7305UV395 and subsequently, gloved and hazmat-suited, I liberally douse the afflicted area with Nature's Miracle Stain and Odor Remover, 32-Ounce until the crime scene is forensically clean. And then of course I rinse and repeat. Over and over again. Probably until the end of time.

My humble suggestion to you based on my own poignant personal experience: if you are thinking about a pet, get Kinectimals for your Xbox 360. Your house will thank you.

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Nature's Miracle works. It's that simple and that great. In addition to puppy training time, I had a dog with bladder cancer. As she began having accidents, I stocked up on Nature's Miracle and was essentially stress free about the carpet.

How I use this product:

First: When I see urine on the carpet (a wet spot, or the yellow that can appear a day or so later), I pour Nature's Miracle generously all along the trail, using a 32 oz bottle with spout. (It takes a lot a cup or so for a urine trail.) I make sure all the area is covered, so now the carpet looks much wetter.

Second: I give it a couple of minutes to soak in, then gently cover the wet area with a towel (or towels if it's a trail all down the hall). DO NOT PRESS the towel or try to absorb. The chemical must dry naturally, breaking down the urine as it does. The towels are for two reasons

1. To keep you from stepping in the wet spots

2. To keep shoes or other dirt from rubbing across the wet spots and staining the carpet.

Last: After a day or two, I check that the carpet is completely dry and then remove the towels. No the towels are not decorative, but this is the price you pay for saving your carpet. If a stain still shows, I repeat the process. This has always worked for me. I have very light colored deep pile carpet, on a thick pad.

Note: Nature's Miracle does not work for dog vomit or feces stains. I wish!!

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There are many products that claim to work on the same enzymatic principle as Nature's Miracle, but none work as well (and sadly some don't work at all). This product is a must for cleaning up any accidents.

This is NOT a spray-and-wipe type cleaner. In order for it to work, you have to follow the directions and let it sit for a while. I've had the best luck covering with a warm damp towel while the enzymes do their thing.