CSI Spray Urine Remover

CSI Spray Urine remover for rodents!

CSI URINE is the new force in rodent urine removal. CSI uses smart science and NOT aggressive chemicals! CSI URINE Attacks Stains and Combats Odors at Molecular Level.

Works on the basis of bacteria and enzymes to tackle urine at the molecular level. CSI URINE Rodent Cage Cleaner completely removes stains and odors.

✔ Removes odor
✔ Long-lasting operation
✔ Prevents odor development
✔ For rodent dwellings

Why is pet urine odor so difficult to remove?

Urine is no ordinary stain

Rodent urine is not an ordinary stain and cannot be removed with ordinary cleaning products. Even if it smells fresh, rodents will keep coming back here.

Urine is a waste product that is produced by the kidneys to remove toxins from the body. Urine contains a number of components: Urea, Uric acid crystals and Creatinine.

What causes the pungent odor?

When rodent dries up urine, the urine is broken down by the bacteria that produce a well-known ammonia odor.

Traditional cleaning products or carpet cleaners give the impression that odor and stain have been removed. Unfortunately, not all urine residues have been removed and the stain is not gone.

Uric acid remains as crystals. Uric acid crystals are insoluble with water. They stick to the surface and bind to carpet fibers. Uric acid crystals produce the well-known pungent urine odor and continue to smell so that they are permanently removed.

Humidity can reactivate invisible uric acid stains from years ago. These uric acid crystals can linger for up to a decade.

Why do rodents like to return to the same urinary site?

Rodents have a very powerful sense of smell - up to 500 times more powerful than humans - meaning they can smell the uric acid even when there is no re-marking in this spot. The problem will not go away on its own. Active treatment with CSI URINE will help you with this!

The story of CSI URINE

CSI URINE does not use chemicals, but works in conjunction with nature. Bacteria are the natural cleaners of the earth. They produce enzymes that realize the natural degradation process so that these bacteria can process the remains as food.

When you put a Maria biscuit in your mouth you notice that, after a while, the biscuit dissolves. The biscuit is broken down so that it can be absorbed by the body. The biscuit is broken down by enzymes so that the bacteria in the body can process the biscuit.

There are all kinds of enzymes, so it is important that the right enzyme is used for the right purpose, otherwise this will not yield any results.

The bacteria of CSI URINE produce enzymes that actively work on urine. These 'hungry' enzymes attack the urine molecules and then completely break them down. This ensures that the stench and color disappear. The bacteria use the broken down molecules as food to grow and to tackle the next amount.

CSI URINE is available on the basis of bacteria and on the basis of enzymes.

Bacteria-based CSI URINE must first produce enzymes before it can break down the urine, but has a longer effect. This is because the bacteria use urine as a nutrient and can therefore produce enzymes more often. They continue to do this until they are eaten by another bacteria.

The concentrate with already working enzymes works immediately, but has a shorter effect because enzymes break themselves down after it has cleaned its area.

Operation based on bacteria:

1. The bacteria are administered to cat litter and are only activated when a pet uses the litter box.
2. bacteria produce enzymes that break down the uric acid.
3. Whenever the litter box is used, the bacteria produce these enzymes and break down the urine until the bacteria are eaten by other bacteria.
4. The enzymes break down when they have finished their work.

Operation based on enzymes:

1. The active substances of the bacteria are put in a bottle.
2. Because the source, the bacteria, has not been added, it only works in the short term, but the concentrate and enzymes work immediately.
3. The enzymes break down when they have finished their work.

How do I use it?

General instructions for use:

1. Check for color degradation in an inconspicuous area.
2. Remove excess urine, feces or vomit with paper towels.
3. Cover the soiled area with CSI URINE and overlap the edges of the area.
4. Do not scrub. Do not use CSI URINE together with other cleaning products.
5. Let it air dry. This can take up to 24-48 hours.
6. When the stain has dried completely, vacuum or brush away the residue.

Carpet / fabrics:

1. Do not clean urine stains on carpet or fabric with shampoo or steam until the odor and stain are completely removed with CSI URINE.
2. Cover the soiled area with CSI URINE and overlap the edges of the area. Urine stains spread 2 to 4 times the size of liquids and soak into the substrate.
3. Let it air dry. This can take up to 48 hours, depending on the temperature and humidity. CSI URINE works when the stain is wet and works until it is dry.
4. When the stain has dried completely, vacuum or brush away the residue.
5. Repeat the treatment if necessary to break down (old) urine odor and stains.