If you’re a pet owner, chances are there have been little accidents around the house. Of course we all love our pets like family but it can be stressful to deal with the mess and lingering odor. Cleaning the initial mess is the easy part, but the odor is a different story. We’ll teach you how to use Angry Orange Pet Odor Eliminator, which is a lifesaver when it comes to unwanted odors.
How Angry Orange Pet Cleaner Works
As the name suggests, Angry Orange is a big fan of oranges. All of their products, from the Pet Odor Eliminator Concentrate to the Enzyme Cleaner & Stain Remover have a distinct orange scent. The odor eliminator goes one step further and makes a great use of oranges, specifically the oil found in their peels.
Angry Orange carries two types of products: odor eliminators and enzyme cleaners. The odor eliminators focus on removing the stink whereas the enzymatic cleaners remove the stain as well as the stink.
How do enzymatic cleaners work? The formulas for the Angry Orange cleaners contain enzymes which help break down the stains and odors. It works because an enzyme is a macromolecular biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions. In this case, the chemical reaction is the breakdown of the stink and stain molecules.
How to Use Angry Orange Pet Odor Eliminator on Carpet
Our favorite aspect of the Angry Orange products is how versatile they are. You can use them on carpets, tiles, garbage cans, car interiors, concrete and more.
While it is safe to use these products in your home, you should remove any children or animals (including birds and fish) from the area, and wait until it is completely dry before you bring them back. It’s also a good idea to perform a patch test on a hidden area first, regardless of where you’re going to use it. Like many other products, the Angry Orange products benefit from shaking before use.
Angry Orange Pet Odor Eliminator Review
The odor eliminator is available as a pre-mixed spray or as a concentrate, which means you can buy the right amount for your needs. Both work in the same way, but the concentrate requires diluting with water before you use it. If you purchase the pre-mixed spray, using it couldn’t be easier:
- Clean up excess mess.
- Shake well and spray from a foot away.
- Wipe away excess. On concrete, you can also soak and scrub it before rinsing away.
- Leave to dry.
It’s that simple! If you choose the concentrated formula, it’s just as easy to mix your own. Take a 32 ounce spray bottle, add four tablespoons of the concentrated solution and top up with water. Secure the cap, shake thoroughly, and you’re ready to go.
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If you need to remove stains as well as stinks, reach for a bottle of the Angry Orange Enzyme Cleaner. It’s available in the classic Angry Orange scent or with a fresh clean scent. Using it is just as simple as using the odor eliminator..
- Clean up excess mess
- Shake well and spray from a foot away.
- Leave it to work its magic for a few minutes.
- Wipe away excess.
- Leave to dry.
How to Use Angry Orange on Hardwood Floors
Angry Orange can be used on hardwood floors according to users as it does an excellent job removing the odor from the fresh stain. The important thing to keep in mind when using Angry Orange on hardwood floors is to make sure to remove all traces of the cleaner when finished cleaning as it will prematurely age and potentially stain the wood floors if it is left in contact for an extended period of time.
After cleaning up the pet mess with the Angry Orange cleaner it is prudent to wipe down the area with a damp towel to pick up any remaining traces of the acidic cleaner.
How to Mix Angry Orange
The pre-mixed solutions in the spray bottles are already diluted and don’t require mixing however if you purchase the concentrated version you will want to mix it with water to dilute the strength a bit. A good mixture would be 1 to 1.5 tablespoons per 24 ounces or 2 tablespoons per 32 ounces. If you are over/under slightly that is fine there is some wiggle room as it is a natural cleaner but dilution is a must to avoid over-cleaning or wasting money.
When Not To Use It
As with all cleaning products, you can’t use Angry Orange in every single circumstance or on every surface. Some of the surfaces they recommend avoiding are leather, bedding, crates, litter boxes, and plants. Things like hardwood floors, carpet, and upholstery should always be spot tested before you use it on larger areas.
It is also worth noting that none of the Angry Orange products are suitable for using or applying directly onto any animal or person.
Bottom Line on Angry Orange Cleaners
Hopefully by now you can see why we love using Angry Orange for all of our pet stinks and stains. The reliability and efficiency of all of their products makes them the obvious choice for us, and many other pet owners. Their tagline holds true to their word: smells like heaven, works like hell.
