> How well did this work? Did you get your deposit back?

> cybercat wrote:
>> <vitalfl...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1162788725.124406.32340@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>> > OK. We are moving in a week. I have been cleaning out the back room
>> > where the cat box is and discovered that under one plastic bin
>> > (hardwood floors, mind you) there is a HUGE cat pee stain. HUGE.

>> > 1. what kind of service can I call.

>> > 2. what will take up the stain?

>> > I started with Nature's Miracle, but it's an old stain.

>> > HELP.

>> You can Google up advice on this topic--I did and here is what we did
>> to take care of the stain, with mixed results.

>> We applied white vinegar to the stain first, diluted by half with water.
>> Then we used an enzymatic cleaner like Nature's Miracle. That pretty
>> much took care of the smell, but we were left with a big black stain.
>> We got a big bottle of hydrogen peroxide and a giant roll of paper
>> towels.Wet the paper towels with the hp and lay them evenly over
>> the stain. Make sure the saturation is as even as possible. Leave it
>> there all day, take the towels up, and apply again until you have
>> lightened the wood to the desired color.

>> The hp bleaches the black out of the wood. HOWEVER, the end
>> result is not always as even as you might like. The great thing is, the
>> hp seems to penetrate any finish and bleach the wood underneath it,
>> if that is possible. We have a light polyurethane or somesuch finish,
>> a little shiny, and that spot is still shiny.

>> I don't know that there is any other solution save refinishing the
>> floor.

>> Good luck!

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