Try arm & hammer with oxyclean.

I just went through this because of a visiting puppy and my all cotton bathroom rug. Add a cup of white vinegar, and 1 scoop of oxyclean, along with your regular detergent. Worked like a charm! No smell and no stain!

Mildew also doesn't like sunlight! If you have something left damp too long from a camping trip...try laying it out in the sun to dry first. I will try the vinegar as well next time.
Sorry, I have no pet odor experience to contribute otherwise; at least not when I had to be the one in charge of washing. I really appreciate everyone's experience here, as they all sound like great suggestions to try on any smelly fabric. How about any suggestions for a book bought from a smoker? Would you do something with baking soda or charcoal?

Love vinegar for cleaning too. Pickles...MMM!

Where did you purchase that product?

Sport-Wash it gets everything out. you can find it at Walmart or Ace hardware in the hunting dept. Hunters use it to get the smells out of their clothes before and after hunting. I know.... nothing worse that dear urine. A friend used it to get cigerette smoke out and it works. good luck
Vicki

[quote=cabinfever]You could try putting a dryer sheet in the book.

I read a post online several years ago when my husband was still living and having "accidents" - it said that Suave green apple shampoo was good to remove urine odors. It works wonderfully!! I used it to clean the bathroom and sometimes left some in the sink filled with water as a deodorant. You might try that.

One of the best industrial pet odour removers is basically extra strength vinegar.
I'd just toss them in the washing machine with extra detergent and a couple of colour catchers and then add vinegar to the rinse cycle.

Vinegar in the rinse. It is what I use on spots on the floor, as well. It really works.

Hate to say what I tried...I sprayed a light mist of Fabreeze on some paper towels, then laid them in between the pages, & moved the 4 paper towels around between many other pages, if only for less than a minute. I think the book is much better, but it's sad how perfect the condition was, other than that one flaw. Hope the smell doesn't come back later on. I think the dryer sheet might have been a safer bet. Thanks

Get the cat spayed before this becomes a habit.

I have threatened my son, Tubby the Shih Tsu with castration if he so much as even LOOKS like he wants to hike that little leg in my house. Works really well cause he never has and he's eight. My little boy Raymond the tom cat had to have the threat carried out because he is hard of hearing.
But, I use Gain detergent and put some vinegar in the first rinse and the Downy in the second. it works for me.

For the 2.5" squares I would put them in a mesh lingere laurndry bag to wash them.

i have cats and that happen to me before :thumbdown: i use vinegar and bakingsoda plus the regular detergent worked for me

a supersoaker 5000 can train dogs and cats both. i taught my cat to sleep at night (or at least not to nut up and keep me up) with one when i had a one room efficiency apartment. that is one mega watergun. it'll shoot 20ft.

Didn't help. It was a male that we had neutered.

Ditto for me. Good luck!

all good hunts but I would add to hung it outside to air dry. that way if it do not all come out the frist time you have not set it in. and thing from the line smells great. good luck.

Use vinegar with your detergent.
As a previous Red Cross worker, we would advise fire victims to use this to clean salvagable clothing. It is a good cleaner for household items.

had that happen before, vineger willl do it