Artificial Grass Cleaner for Pets - PeeClenz
PEECLENZ: THE PROFESSIONAL DEODORIZER FOR YOUR ARTIFICIAL LAWN
Ever wondered why the many cheap cleaners and disinfectants just seems to temporarily mask but not eradicate the smell of pet pee? Well, read on and all will be explained...
Dog and cat urine odours can present a bit of a problem for artificial lawn owners. Not only is it not obvious where your pet pees on the lawn, but the sand infill and construction of the artificial lawn itself tends to make the urine 'wick' and spread out making it pong over a wide area and be difficult to eradicate. Why is this:
Well, dog and cat urine is composed of:
• Urea
• Urobilin/Urobilinogin
• Uric Acid
• Sodium
• Other electrolytes
• Creatinine
• Pheromones
• Bacteria
When the urine dries, the urea is broken down by the bacteria. This is what makes it smell like ammonia. As it decomposes further, the odour gets worse. This is where our artificial grass cleaner PeeClenz comes in handy!
A Smelly Cycle:
Common household cleaners or home-made mixtures simply do not contain the required ingredients to remove all the components of dog and cat urine, whereas professional artificial grass cleaners do. Vinegar and baking soda work to neutralize the odour temporarily but pet urine is composed of things that REQUIRE enzymes to break down the chemical bonds, namely uric acid and its salts which are not water soluble and bond tightly to whatever surface it touches.
This is why it is absolutely essential to use an agent that can break down the uric acid. Soap, vinegar, baking soda, ammonia, chlorine, and hydrogen peroxide (to name the most common agents) simply are not chemically capable of breaking down the uric acid in pet pee. These cleaners and deodorizers only temporarily make the smell go away and appear to work because they do clean up the other components of the pet urine. But when exposed to humidity, the uric acid salts cause the uric acid crystals to reform, releasing the smell all over again.
The only thing that will break down the uric acid and permanently remove the smell is an enzyme artificial grass cleaner formulated specifically for artificial lawns.
Dog and cat urine odours can present a bit of a problem for artificial lawn owners. Not only is it not obvious where your pet pees on the lawn, but the sand infill and construction of the artificial lawn itself tends to make the urine 'wick' and spread out making it pong over a wide area and be difficult to eradicate. Why is this:
Well, dog and cat urine is composed of:
• Urea
• Urobilin/Urobilinogin
• Uric Acid
• Sodium
• Other electrolytes
• Creatinine
• Pheromones
• Bacteria
When the urine dries, the urea is broken down by the bacteria. This is what makes it smell like ammonia. As it decomposes further, the odour gets worse. This is where our artificial grass cleaner PeeClenz comes in handy!
A Smelly Cycle:
Common household cleaners or home-made mixtures simply do not contain the required ingredients to remove all the components of dog and cat urine, whereas professional artificial grass cleaners do. Vinegar and baking soda work to neutralize the odour temporarily but pet urine is composed of things that REQUIRE enzymes to break down the chemical bonds, namely uric acid and its salts which are not water soluble and bond tightly to whatever surface it touches.
This is why it is absolutely essential to use an agent that can break down the uric acid. Soap, vinegar, baking soda, ammonia, chlorine, and hydrogen peroxide (to name the most common agents) simply are not chemically capable of breaking down the uric acid in pet pee. These cleaners and deodorizers only temporarily make the smell go away and appear to work because they do clean up the other components of the pet urine. But when exposed to humidity, the uric acid salts cause the uric acid crystals to reform, releasing the smell all over again.
The only thing that will break down the uric acid and permanently remove the smell is an enzyme artificial grass cleaner formulated specifically for artificial lawns.
The Modern Solution:
This is why our team of bio-chemists and artificial lawn experts have created PeeClenz. The unique blend of enzymes in our artificial grass cleaner break down uric acid into carbon dioxide and ammonia, both gasses that then easily evaporate in the garden, leaving your lawn fresh as a daisy.
PeeClenz artificial grass cleaner is available in a concentrated One Litre solution; simply add half the bottle (500ml) to make up Five Litres in a watering can, garden sprayer or garden hose reservoir and spray the whole lawn as required. One bottle will treat 50 square metres of lawn.
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