Things You'll Need
- borax
- water
- white vinegar
- paper towels
- cloth
Instructions
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Wash any cat urine residue off the wall with a cloth soaked in disinfectant soap and warm water. Wring the cloth out so it is damp and use it to wash away any cat urine still present on the wall.
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Mix a two-to-one solution of water and white vinegar to remove the odor of cat urine. Soak a cloth in the white vinegar solution and wipe the area that contains the urine streaks. Allow it to dry thoroughly. You may have to repeat this step a day later.
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Do not forget to check the carpet beneath the urine streaks on the wall. It also could contain cat urine. Pat the carpet dry with paper towels or a dry cloth. Sprinkle with borax or baking soda to remove the smell. Allow to sit overnight. Vacuum the powder from the carpet the next day.
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Consider having your cat checked out by your vet if he just recently started urinating around the house. Unlike dogs, cats are very easy to house-train. As long as they have a clean, accessible litter box, they will use it. Your cat may be sick or need to be fixed.
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