Nature's Miracle Laundry Boost In-Wash Stain and Odor Remover, 32 Oz, Laundry Stain and Odor Removing Additive For All Machines

المنتج سعره غالي لكن قلت مو مشكلة دام راح يحل مشكلة الرائحه التجربة الأولى كانت فاشله الثانيه نجحت لاحظت ما يكفي 2 اونصة لازم ازيد عشان تروح الريحة

I have a white denim jacket that one of my cats decided to use as a litter box. It had fallen off its hanger in the closet and was laying behind the hanging clothes since I hung it up in the spring. When I found it last week, it had multiple (7-10) distinct yellow spots of varying sizes and a faint smell of cat urine. I had never heard of Nature's Miracle. It was one of the recommendations ChatGPT made and it was the first thing from that list that came up when I searched for "cat urine stain treatment" (or something similar - I don't remember exactly). I spot-treated one of the smaller stains and it faded pretty well, but it wasn't completely gone. I decided to wash the jacket with 2oz of Nature's Miracle in a load with just the jacket. After the first wash, most of the stains were gone, two were still faintly visible - but only when I held up to a bright light and looked through it. After the second wash, with 1oz, it %100 stain free again. After the wash, even the parts which didn't have noticeable stains have a brighter white appearance. In the photo, all you can really see clearly is the white part. It's a split jacket (I can take it apart and attach it to other jacket halves for different color combinations) it's the white half that was stained. My main advice for people would be to follow the directions. I have a tendency to do things my way. In this case, the jacket needed spot-treatment and need to be washed twice to get the persistent stains. I might not have done it that way if I hadn't read the bottle. I'd probably have washed it once and given up. This jacket went from stained and stinking, to looking brand new with a $9 treatment. That's a bargain. I couldn't be happier with the results.

This has been absolutely great for when I was the guinea pig bedding. Since I use an unscented detergent, the smell was still lingering. Once I added this to the washer, the smell is gone and it has definitely made a huge difference. Definitely recommend for any animal laundry!

I don’t usually take the time to write product reviews, but this one absolutely deserves it. If you’ve been spending money on those laundry scent boosters that barely smell and fade after one wash, stop wasting your money. This is the real deal. The scent is fresh, clean, and long-lasting without being overpowering. I have four dogs and have trusted Nature’s Miracle products for years. I only recently discovered this laundry additive, and honestly, it exceeded all my expectations. It completely changed the way my laundry smells. And don’t think this is just for pet owners. Anyone who wants their clothes, towels, and bedding to smell incredible will love it. A little goes a long way, so one bottle lasts much longer than I expected, making it an excellent value. This has earned a permanent spot in my Subscribe & Save order. I can’t recommend it enough.

My Mom's cat (Rizzo) snuck into my room and peed on a pile of dirty clothes. One pair of shorts got it bad, but I didn't know any better at the time and put the whole pile through an ordinary wash. To my horror, EVERYTHING came out smelling like REALLY potent cat p!$$ - 3 of my favorite t-shirts and 3 pairs of shorts reeked to high heaven; overpowering smell. I washed them again, because I was ignorant about the horrors of the Devil's Cologne, and then AGAIN - a THIRD time through ordinary washing with ordinary detergents, and they not only STILL stank, but made our little laundry room and the whole hallway reek of cat urine too. I put the tainted clothes in a trashbag and ordered some replacements, believing they were beyond saving. It was a financial hit that made me leery of and angry at an otherwise sweet pet. The tainted clothes sat in the plastic garbage bag for 3 weeks while I went to work, enjoyed my new clothes, and kept the demon away by pouring white vinegar in a line across the entrance of my bedroom and bathroom doors (we have hardwood floors), wiping it up with a rag - because cats don't like the smell. Ha! Backatcha, Ms. Rizzo. Then I learned that there MIGHT be a way to save the tainted items by soaking them in a mixture of water and white vinegar overnight, and sprinkling baking soda onto them before putting them through a wash with HOT water. I didn't have any baking soda, but in desperation, tried it with just a bucket of vinegar and water and a FOURTH ordinary wash after a whole night's soak. They showed SOME improvement to my surprise, but not nearly enough to even dream about wearing those clothes again. My sister brought over a big bag of baking soda, and I tried another recommendation - laying the clothes out flat, covering them with baking soda, wrapping them up and unfolding them again in the wash, THEN pouring white vinegar on top so you can hear it fizzing, and then a FIFTH trip through the ordinary wash, with ordinary detergent. The smell was no longer overpowering when they came out, but neither did it restore the tainted garments to wearable condition. I also read conflicting information about using hot water. I heard about Nature's Miracle, and bought the Laundry Boost In-Wash Stain and Odor Remover. It was cheaper than the other varieties, and I went full tilt with all of the acquired cleaning powers at my command - I soaked the clothes in vinegar and water overnight, covered each item with baking soda in the washing machine, and hosed each item down with Nature's Miracle - like spraying lighter fluid over charcoal - and threw in a cap ful of regular detergent on top, for the SIXTH wash, this time with cold water. They came out smelling MUCH better. I was astonished, in fact. There was room to hope. However, I put them in the dryer, and they came out smelling more "potent" than they had before going in! In a fit, I hurled them directly back into the washing machine and hosed them down with the 2nd half of the bottle, plus a generous amount of baking soda, and skipped the regular detergent (I learned that regular detergent only masks the smell while locking the offending "crystals" into the fabric - GREAT!!! Info I could've used weeks ago, lol). This was the SEVENTH wash. Again, they came out smelling MUCH better. Way to go, Nature's Miracle! But again, I put them in the dryer, and they came out smelling like cat p!$$!!! AAAAARRRRRGGGHH!!!! Only THEN did I learn that HEAT MAKES THE CRYSTALIZATION OF THE CAT-COLOGNE WORSE, and that my first three washings with ordinary detergent, plus the one with hot water, PLUS the heat from all the drying, likely burned the smell into the fabric permanently. The ONLY solution would be to soak them in enzymes to break down the uric acid once and for all, which SOME reports said could be done. But I had used the whole bottle of In-Wash with just two loads of laundry (granted, I HOSED those items down, lol). So I bought the more powerful - and more expensive - Nature's Miracle Urine Destroyer for Cats in the 32oz spray bottle. I'll finish my review on that page, because while I fully believe this In-Wash Laundry Boost product would be effective on recently-tainted items IF - and only IF - you sprayed the product on the fabric and left it in a plastic bag for 8 hours to let the enzymes work first, then washed, and then AIR DRIED!!!!!, the product might have worked for me. But it didn't - not completely - in my circumstances. I found the smell of the product more agreeable than many other reviewers apparently, but for a guy living paycheck to paycheck, this stuff is expensive, and THAT is why I'm trying so hard to save these clothes - cleaning products are cheaper than buying another set of $40 shirts and a similar amount for more shorts (at least so far). Plus, because the cat is here to stay, I NEED to know what will work for the foreseeable future, because she's pleased with herself, and left a wet gift outside the range of the vinegar line I put at the entrance of my bedroom door. It's like she's letting me know she's gunning for me, lol. One slip-up on my part, if I run to the store and accidentally leave the door cracked open, and she may strike again. This time on my bed? My computer chair rug? Another pile of clothes? I NEED to know how to combat this!!! Nature's Miracle has produced the best results so far. Bottom line - this stuff did more to get the smell out of 3-week old, tainted clothes than anything previously up to that point. I just wish I'd known enough to let them air dry - or to have not baked the crystals in in the first place, lol. I want to like Ms. Rizzo, but unless you know, you just don't know how awful that smell can be.