Paper towel pushes it deeper. This lifts it in 60 seconds. Sprinkle it over the wet mess, wait, then sweep the whole lot into the bin — no scrubbing, no soaked towels, and your hands never go near it.
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Sprinkle the powder straight onto the wet mess until it is covered. Do not add water and do not rub it in.
Wait about 60 seconds while it absorbs. Then sweep, scoop or vacuum up the dry clump and bin it.
For anything that has already dried into the surface, use the Odour Control Spray instead — the powder works on liquid.
Spot-test first, every time. Somewhere nobody sees, and check it before you go near the main area.
On timber floors the absorbed clump can go a bit like wet sand — sweep the bulk with a dustpan first, then vacuum the residue.
A natural mineral absorbent base with our odour-neutralising blend, made for homes with kids and pets. No added fragrance at all.
Keep pets and children away while you apply it and while it absorbs, and lift the clump before they are back on the area. Avoid inhaling the dry powder directly, and keep it out of reach of toddlers like any household product.
The 200g suits the occasional accident and travels well in the car.
The 900g is the one to keep in the laundry if you are dealing with a puppy, a senior pet or more than one animal. A big spill takes a fair amount of powder — cover it properly or it will not lift cleanly.
Tell us within 30 days and we will refund you or replace it — whichever you would rather. No arguments.
Before that, though, reply and tell us the surface and what happened. Half the time it is a technique thing we can sort out in two sentences, and we would rather fix it than take the tub back.
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A wet accident is a two-minute job if you lift it — and a three-week smell if you smear it. The difference is whether the liquid comes out as a liquid or as a solid.
Blotting a wet accident pushes most of it sideways and the rest further down into the backing.
Adding liquid to a liquid mess carries the odour deeper into carpet and underlay, where you cannot reach it.
The visible mess comes up. What is left in the fibres is what you can still smell a week later.
No cloths, no bucket, no scrubbing.
Cover the wet area completely. Do not add water and do not rub it in.
The powder absorbs the liquid and turns it solid while neutralising the odour in it.
Sweep or vacuum the dry clump straight into the bin. Nothing to wring out, nothing to wash.
For accidents that have already dried in, use the Odour Control Spray. On a big spill, use plenty — sweep the bulk first, then vacuum the residue.
What pet owners say after they've used it. Every reviewer below received the product free through Amazon Vine — each card says so.
Makes a difference
My cat has a habit of going in the same spot on the tiles… I just sprinkled it over the area, left it for a short time, and then swept it up. It absorbed the moisture well and made cleanup simple, with no scrubbing needed. After using it, the area was left much fresher and the lingering smell was noticeably reduced.
Rain-day rug misses: this powder addresses the lingering dog-wee smell
My two dogs are well house trained, so the only time we get any accidents is when it’s been raining… I still mop up the fresh mess first, then cover the damp area with the powder and let it sit before vacuuming it up. The powder behaves a bit like kitty litter, absorbing the residual moisture and leaving the rug dry and, in my case, with no dog smell afterwards.
Absorbs and deodorises well, just plan ahead for bigger accidents
My dog left a urine mess on the carpet and I’d run out of my usual spray, so I grabbed this instead… The smell was gone and the carpet felt dry rather than damp and lingering the way it does when I’ve just blotted with a cloth. Where it gets a bit more involved is with larger accidents — anything spread across a bigger surface area needs a fair amount of powder and a decent vacuum run to clear it all. No scent to the powder itself, which I was relieved about since some competing products leave a heavy fragrance that bothers one of my other pets.
Works well
This is a super sized tub, that will last me ages. It worked really well with clearing out that stinky sickly smell of vomit, which impressed me because I’ve found that a really hard one to get rid of… I applied it generously when I used it, and gave it several minutes to do its work. The clean up after the product’s use was pretty simple, and not the usual wrenching experience I go through with such substances.
Powerful pet odour remover
I used it on artificial grass where there were years of built-up pet odours… It left everything smelling fresh and noticeably cleaner, and I like that it's Australian made.
dose controll odours but its hard to clean up
I had mixed results with this pet odour powder… it does a good job of covering up the smell of dog urine and absorbs liquid well. However, I have used it for several days in a row on hard wooden floors and found it quite difficult to clean up afterwards. Once it absorbs the urine, it turns into a wet sand-like texture that doesn't easily sweep up. I found myself needing a dustpan and broom first, then going over the area with a vacuum cleaner to remove the remaining residue… Overall, it does absorb odours and moisture effectively, but the cleanup process may not suit everyone.
We spent years handling odour in Australian funeral homes and aged care, where covering something up is not an option. The formula came out of that work — and if it holds up there, a hallway is not a difficult problem.
It is made for family homes and formulated with that in mind. Keep pets and children away while you apply and while it absorbs, and lift the clump before they are back on the area. Avoid inhaling the dry powder directly, and keep it out of reach of toddlers like any household product.
No — the powder works by absorbing liquid, so it needs the mess to still be wet. For anything dried into carpet or upholstery, use the Odour Control Spray.
Baking soda absorbs a little moisture and mostly sits on top of the smell. This is an absorbent base built to take the liquid up and neutralise the odour in it, so what you sweep away is the mess and the smell together rather than the mess with something sprinkled over it.
On carpet it lifts with a vacuum. On hard floors — timber especially — the absorbed clump goes a bit like wet sand and will not sweep cleanly on its own: use a dustpan and broom for the bulk, then vacuum the residue.
One of our reviewers marked us down for exactly this, and it is fair. Use plenty of powder, give it the full minute, and lift it in two passes rather than one.
Spot-test an inconspicuous area first, particularly on carpet, rugs and anything delicate or treated. Once you have confirmed it is fine, apply to the affected area.
The 200g suits the occasional accident and travels well in the car. The 900g is the one to keep in the laundry if you are dealing with a puppy, a senior pet or more than one animal.
Two ways the multi-packs pay you back: the tubs come down in price, and we add product you would otherwise buy.
Two tubs — 5% off the tubs, plus a 200g travel size for the car. That is $96.85 of product for $75.90.
Three tubs — 10% off the tubs, plus a free 500mL Odour Control Spray. $141.80 of product for $107.85.
The Spray is the half of the job the powder cannot do. Powder lifts the mess while it is wet; spray handles the lingering smell. Most homes need both.
Sweep, scoop or vacuum — all three work once the powder has done its job and the clump is dry. For a large spill, sweep the bulk first and vacuum the residue.
Contact us within 30 days for a full refund or replacement. No arguments.
Keep it in the laundry and use it on the next accident. If it does not handle it, tell us within 30 days and we will replace it or refund you — whichever you would prefer.
Delivery 2–7 business days Australia-wide.