The weather this Jubilee weekend not only spoilt our local street party but reminded me, after our short but glorious sunshine spell a couple of weeks ago helped my memory fade, just how ingrained the wet dog smell can get in sofas (not that I would possibly allow my two to share our human-only sofa..!).
Can the wonderful Dogs Today community recommend the best cleaning products or upholstery home remedies to rid the house of this stink?!
Thanks
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI light a candle, any sort, and also spray with febreeze.
Hope this helps.
Warmest wishes
Gill
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ReplyDeleteI don't let wet dogs on the sofa! Dry dogs are fine, but wet dogs go on towels (theirs, not mine) or have jumpers put on.
ReplyDeleteIf something does get a bit wet-dog-smelly, then I stay away from 'traditional' products, which are often over-full of chemicals; if it's a general smell in the air, I light a scented candle, if it's something specific then Astonish have a scent-remover product similar to Fabreeze, but much less chemically-smelling.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteHappytails Canine Spa makes Dry Dog Instant Clean, based on herbs & and a natural product called, Ordenone, which traps the odor-causing proteins. It's a spray with a fresh kiwi mellon scent and can be used on dry dogs, wet dogs and on carpets and sofas. I have a couple of bottles around the house to always have it handy when a little accident happens, to freshen up things or to remove some serious smells, like when our German Shepherds has had a fox poo encounter. It does really work. I also take it when we travel.