Cleaning Cat Trees: The Solution for Unpleasant Odors
Many cat owners are familiar with the problem: their beloved pets use cat trees not only for scratching but also for lounging and sleeping. Cozy elements like hammocks and dens are popular but tricky to clean, especially when unpleasant odors develop due to accidents.
The Problem: Stubbornly Attached Fabrics
Accidents like vomiting or urination can soak into the fabric, making it hard to clean, especially since many parts of the cat tree are fixed and not machine-washable. Stubborn smells linger if not properly cleaned..
The Solution: Our Special Cleaner
To help cat owners with this issue, we’ve developed a special cleaning solution tailored to these kinds of stains. The key feature of our product is that it works on its own. Simply apply it to the affected area, let it sit, and it will remove odors, leaving the cat tree fresh again.
In this video, we demonstrate how to clean a soiled hammock. We start by removing the hammock and soaking it in a bucket with a small amount of our "Micro Gone Ultra" cleaner. After soaking for 12 hours, the hammock can be dried. The impressive result: all unpleasant odors are completely gone.
Cleaning Cat Tree Dens
Cleaning the inside of cat tree dens can be particularly challenging. With our specially designed sprayer, we’ve developed a solution. The video shows how the sprayer mists the interior, and the cleaning particles settle onto the fabric. This innovative method allows the particles to effectively clean even hard-to-reach spots.
