Boot rooms, porches and utility spaces collect wet coats, muddy paws and laundry. These ideas help you keep them from becoming the smelliest rooms in the house.
Freshening carpets and soft furnishings after accidents
A strong enzyme cleaner that tackles urine, faeces and vomit while neutralising lingering pet smells on carpets and soft furnishings.
Dog households dealing with repeat accidents
Designed for dog homes where accidents happen. Helps lift stains and remove the smell so pets are less likely to revisit the same spot.
Cat urine on carpets, hard floors and skirting boards
Made for cat owners who struggle with strong urine smells that ordinary cleaners never quite remove.
Reducing pet dander and smells in living rooms and bedrooms
Useful in homes where family members react to fur and dander, or where pet smells linger in closed rooms.
Reducing smells from open and covered litter trays
A quick win if the litter tray makes a whole room smell unpleasant between scoops.
Cat owners who want better odour control in smaller homes
A covered tray with a carbon filter that helps keep litter smells contained in busy family homes.
Dog beds, blankets and pet towels that never smell quite fresh
Helps remove that deep baked in dog smell from bedding and blankets so they come out of the wash genuinely fresh.
Try to dry coats and towels properly, hang leads and harnesses so they get some air and wash mats and rugs regularly. In very damp spaces a dehumidifier can also help reduce musty smells.
A sturdy doormat, a couple of old towels, a hook for leads and a small caddy with wipes or spray for quick paw and floor clean ups make a big difference.
