Yard Odor Eliminator

Works great. I have multiple dogs, and this really helps keep the yard from smelling like a dog yard. It’s easy to use, and I noticed a difference after using it. I’ll definitely keep buying it.

Moved into a new place that doesn’t have a yard. It has a large patio where I put down artificial turf for the dog area. I have been lightly sprinkling the area once every two weeks and there is no odor!

I recently moved to an apartment & have a 5x7 piece of turf on my cement patio. Once the sun hits it, the smell is horrid. I didn’t realize how much this was going to smell over cement - my house had turf however that was over dirt. Walks are no longer an option with my geriatric (small 40 pound) bulldog dog so he is using it mult times a day. I’ve tried throughly soaking it with hot water & spraying it down with hose water. I’ve tried a hand a held enzyme spray and another that hooks up to the hose. None of that works longer than maybe a day or so. I was very skeptical about this product however IT WORKS!!! The only reason I’m giving it 4 instead of 5 stars is because it takes 1/2 the bottle for my lil patio and needs to be done at least every other week. One container only lasts maybe a month. At $20 a pop, this is going to get expensive. A new piece of turf this size is $40 at Home Depot. If the bottle was larger, I would give it 10 stars. Update: after a rain storm - it is washed away. Smell immediately returns. This will not be a good option for rainy climates. So, be sure not use ahead of a storm!

It’s works about the same as the hose spray turf cleaner. Takes the smell away for about a day. Then the turf needs more powder. I’d rather use the powder than the spray stuff so still giving 3 stars

This stuff works and it works well. I got it for 2 prime locations. One is an outhouse, and the other is a place where guests go to do their business in the woods when camping. I covered these areas with the powder as directed and noted instant results, but the results really build up over time too. After 2 days, I couldn't smell anything in those areas. I worried that rain or dew would wash away the powder, but the powder is mostly made of zeolite - a calciferous, clay-like mineral. As it gets wet, it forms a kind of mud or slurry and spreads out. It seems to actually become more effective when wet! So, it has stood up to the few mild rains we've had. When you first start putting this stuff down, you'll look at the container and think "OK, this works for now, but how long will this jar last?" Well, once you're got the area well loaded-up with this powder, you won't have to add much more, nor will you have to add it very often. That initial investment of coverage keeps on working. I think I'll get at least a year out of this container. If it's used wisely, and especially if it's used under a covered area like an outhouse, it'll keep working for a long time. It's dry season here, so I haven't seen what truly heavy rain will do yet. If it changes anything about the powder's performance, or forces me to use more, I'll report back. Very recommended item! UPDATE: It's about 3.5 weeks later, and I'm starting to think I'll need to put the powder down again soon. It seems I will get about a year's use out of this container after all. UPDATE 2: We've had some heavy rains now. This does seem to diminish the potency of the powder, but that seems like an inevitability. Of course, the powder is working great in the outhouse, but as for the open area that gets rained on, I can smell things a bit again when I walk by. Still, it's a lot better than it was before I ever used the powder. UPDATE 3: Three months after my initial review, I have used about 45% of the powder. Probably only 5% of that was required for the outhouse and the rest was used on the outdoor site. It is far more economical to use this in covered areas that don't get direct rain. If you have no such area, and your dog does its business out in the open somewhere, my advice is to find a way to encourage it to do its business in the same general spot as much as possible. If it's a smaller dog, perhaps even litter-train it. Once you've got its waste occuring in one general spot, you can much more efficiently treat it, and also more easily figure out a way to keep the rain off the area. Even a small tarp or awning will make a world of difference. If you have an outdoor, uncovered latrine site that does get frequent rain, I would also recommend learning a bit of vermiculture or similar. Moth larvae are amazing at cleaning up waste left on open ground, and eat voraciously. By the time they become moths, they will have long abandoned the site and so there is no concern about them flying around spreading nastiness.

This is an excellent product that removes the urine smell from my Great Dane in a small turf area.

It didn't work at all for me. After I poured in yard, a few people thought it was some type of poison so they didn't allow their dogs to walk on it. The next day, the same dogs went to their same spot they normally do their business. It was as if I never used product. For me, it was a waste of money. But I did enjoy seeing a dog poop and owner didn't pick up poop so I was able to pick up poop and put it in their driveway. They didn't like it at all but I loved it.

I spent a pretty penny looking for something to keep the stray cats from going behind my shrubs and doing their business… the smell was disgusting especially when I tried to deter them with moth balls. I even tried using a rubber mat with rubber pointy things only to see them walk on the outside of it!!! But this Order Eliminator is the BEST!!! They actually stay off my lawn and use the sidewalk! They won’t go near my shrubs! BEST MONEY I EVER SPENT!!

Tengo 2 perros y pasto natural en el jardín. Sobre todo en temporada de lluvia el olor a orina es insoportable en el pasto. Estoy sumamente sorprendida con este producto, esparcí polvo por todo el pasto y pese a que llovió no hay olor a orina! Falta ver si no daña o previene el crecimiento del pasto pero hasta ahora recomendadisimo

Muy bueno, pero lo estoy usando debajo del pasto sintético. No especifica si se disuelve con el agua y ya ví que si se pone encima se ve horrible, ahora me está funcionando.