Sunny & Honey Pet Stain & Odor Miracle – Enzyme Cleaner for Dog & Cat – Pet Odor Eliminator for Strong Odor for Floors – Light Lavender Scent Pet Carpet Cleaner – 1 Gallon Pet Stain and Odor Remover

Works great for a puppy that had lots of accidents
I thought this product was a little bit expensive, but it is certainly worth the money. I spray it directly on the stains or on the hardwood, or sometimes I put it in my mop water. It takes away every trace of the scent very good product, and it doesn’t harm the hardwood.

Couldn’t beat the price for the results!
Used for shampooer with 2 dogs and 2 cats. House smelled so much nicer and looked cleaner. EVEN HUBBY WAS PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS!

Hell yes buy this stuff!
I wish a had a before and after. We have 2 puppies and an older dog that do have accidents in my kids roooms. Some spots were entire areas and well set-in. I have had several professional carpet cleaners over the years and there was always some remaining spots once the carpets dried. No more!! I used an entire gallon between the 2 rooms and soaked the smelly areas. Let sit for an hour and a half and blotted with a towel. The white towel turned almost orange brown. Gross! Wonder of wonder miracle of miracles the damn stuff works amazingly well. It even got a small old blood stain from a cut foot that my daughter tried to hide with a chair. The lavender scent was thankfully not very noticeable at all. I will absolutely be buying another otlr 2 more gallons if this stuff. Could not be happiwr- unless they lowered the price 🙂

Wasted time and money….
I wanted desperately to believe this was the answer to my problem. I don’t tend to leave reviews however, I just spent $50 on a gallon of foul smelling liquid that I saturated my area rug with only to find that once dry there was no improvement at all. I have a huge $1500 oval braided rug in my dining room that is only 2 years old. The rest of the house is hard floors. I have 3 small dogs and my sister frequently visits with her young Beagle. Her Beagle had marked a chair sitting on the rug one time which was quickly cleaned with Nature’s Miracle, which seemed to take care of that accident. Come to find out when I wasn’t home my male Havanese was marking over the spot my sister’s Beagle had peed. It’s a dark braided rug and I couldn’t see it, but apparently he had done this quite a few times and I didn’t notice until the pee smell showed up. I was so irritated. A local carpet cleaning company quoted me $350+ to take it to their shop to treat it. Instead I looked on Amazon and read reviews for products I figured companies like that use and I would just do it myself. My husband and I rolled up the rug and unrolled it down the driveway. It’s been in the 90’s here so I decided to use a small electric pressure washer to simply flush out the entire rug. I did this with cold water as not to set the odor. I let the rug dry but could still clearly make out the pee smell. I put this stuff in a gallon size garden sprayer and at full strength treated the entire rug and heavily treated the problem area. The label says not to rinse it but to let it dry and do it’s work. This stuff smelled awful and I was nervous about putting it on my rug, but figured it was the enzyme or bacteria that eats the odor, or so I hoped. Once the rug was completely dry the pee smell remained unchanged, it’s still clearly there. $50 dollars down the drain plus the $350 I’ll end up having to pay to have it professionally cleaned. I’m so disappointed and I should have known better, and it’s been an expensive lesson.