KIDS 'N' PETS - Instant All-Purpose Stain & Odor Remover – 27.05 fl oz - Permanently Eliminates Tough Stains & Odors – Even Urine Odors - No Harsh Chemicals, Non-Toxic & Child Safe, Multi-Color

Is not a terrible product but ins't good as others I have tried. I keep using it because I have it but honestly there's some better products that actually remove the smell and doesn't leave an strange look on the floor

Old stock, product delivered would expire in 6 weeks, returned

Not very good at all. Grandson was sick in car seat and had to do it five times to get rid of the smell. Wouldn’t recommend

Just had my first pet accident since buying this (which is what I bought it for), and I am very pleased! I was not happy with the grocery store products that I was trying for pet stains as they were all too toxic-smelling or ineffective. This product smells fresh and healthy and really works!! I’m really pleased. My dog did a number one and two on the rug so I cleaned up, soaked the areas in this solution for about half an hour, then scrubbed with water and a sponge, then blotted. The stains are gone and the smell is completely fresh — no odours and no toxic chemical smell. Very good. Thanks!

I had given up on getting a strong cologne/detergent smell out of some thrifted clothing. I came across this suggestion on Reddit and after a good long soak, the clothing was completely smell-free! I'm sensitive to scents and this does have a mild smell, but it's not as strong as most other cleaning products and it doesn't have a perfume scent which I really appreciate.

Me gustó los resultados usando este producto en el pasado y lo seguiré comprando.

This enzyme cleaner is a lifesaver in our house with 5 cats when we need to use it daily. We have an elderly cat who has accidents around the house and this spray works on stains immediately and those we don't find until we return home from work. The trick is to saturate and let it sit. Stains that are fresh only need 5-10 mins of soak time. We place a paper towel over carpet stains to keep the moisture in. The spray doesn't always clean out the stain 100% but it gets it close to all the way out. It may be because we have darker carpet. We run a damp cloth with tap water to soak up excess. Older stains require more time but trust, it's the time that helps it work! It's not a foaming cleaner so be sure to spray more than you think you need. This ALWAYS works on the smell though! No residue, not tackiness, and the product doesn't make the stain worse. It also smells nice. I ordered the gallon refill too and I am glad they offer it to save money on refills.

Great product. I’m cosleeping with a toddler and this has become my go-to for those times when I learn the hard way I need to go up in size with the diapers, or daddy thought we’d save a few bucks using Luvs instead of Pampers Swaddlers. Or, dare I fail to say for the ladies, those post birth gushes of blood that exceeded the rapid absorption rate of little Miss Always or Kotex. Not gonna lie… I initially thought my mattress was destined for the dumpster fire. If it had been a cheapie it would be gone already, but it just so happens my one big pandemic splurge was on an organic cotton Saatva mattress. Daddy, however, did not care about organic cotton, he just wanted the smell gone and the bed to not look like a massacre had happened. Preferably yesterday. I baulked. My mom mentioned a professional clean. Great idea, but somehow I just couldn’t see bringing some stranger into my bedroom to clean up blood and urine we created. Plus, toddler is a repeat offender, making professional cleaning not a viable option financially. Still, I got to googling as I had a mattress to save from a daddy with residual trauma from his own bed wetting days of yore that made him extra grumpy. After an insane amount of time reading reviews I found this product, and it’s been my go-to ever since. As others suggested I dump on liberally, literally. Our old baby bulb snot sucker is the perfect tool for the job. The big blue one. Just pour cleaner into open cup, take sucker and fill up with cleaner, and squirt onto mattress in wet area as UV light indicated. Do get the light. It makes the job easier, the sucker helps you stay in the lines, and the toddler enjoys tracking down the stinky puddles that now glow brightly. Air dry. 95% of smell is gone. Sometimes it’s completely gone, but comes back later, but can’t say for certain if that’s because I missed a spot or toddler diaper failure struck again. I don’t think it’s because the product failed. I just need more product. Which gets me to price. Few weeks ago I was finally ready to dump two gallons on the thing and just be done with it. Sure, it would take days to dry, unlike my old method which took a day or so, but when I went to buy the price shot up from less than $15 a gallon in June to $40 mid October, and now I see it’s back to around $15 a few weeks later. Maybe you should hoard it, but please don’t. Sorry I didn’t take before and after pics. I’ll try to add some moving forward, but the mattress really did go from too embarrassing to throw into the neighborhood dumpster to hum drum organic cotton. So yes, the oldest blood stains really do fade to almost nothing with enough soaking and repeat uses. Oh. Product smell. It’s fine. No lingering anything really. The only weird thing that happens when I use a ton is when the product dries it sometimes leaves like a crystallized layer or something that makes the mattress fibers feel stiff for a time. Luckily, when the mattress is dry I put sheets on it, and no one is the wiser.