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jumblecatlady · **Posted: 20-08-2008 , 10:23 AM** #13

An onion cut in 2 and left in a room absorbs smells well too. You need to change it every few days, but it is cheap and effective.

I have heard that frankensince (sp???) essential oil is great for animal smells but have yet to try it myself!

I also mop my floors with a vinegar solution regularly - its a great natural disinfectant, harmless to animals if they walk on it, and clears away any lingering smells really well.

Best of luck with it!

	Posted: 20-08-2008 , 10:23 AM #13
jumblecatlady Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Galway Posts: 8	Onions! An onion cut in 2 and left in a room absorbs smells well too. You need to change it every few days, but it is cheap and effective. I have heard that frankensince (sp???) essential oil is great for animal smells but have yet to try it myself! I also mop my floors with a vinegar solution regularly - its a great natural disinfectant, harmless to animals if they walk on it, and clears away any lingering smells really well. Best of luck with it!