Powerful enzyme cleaning with a lavender lift Meet Urine B-Gone, a professional-strength cleaner designed to tackle pet and human urine odors with science rather than masking

Each gallon is loaded with about 200 billion microbe colonies that work to liquefy, digest, and remove urine and related stains

The result is a fresher-feeling space and a subtle lavender scent that lingers pleasantly after cleaning

How it cleans thoroughly This formula penetrates deep into carpet fibers, upholstery, padding, and even the layers beneath

It targets the odor source by breaking down organic material, helping reduce lingering smells and visible staining over time, rather than simply masking them

Enzymatic action liquefies and digests urine and waste, addressing odors at the source Deep penetration into fibers and padding for thorough cleaning Lavender fragrance leaves a gentle, fresh scent after use Safe for use around pets and children when used as directed Versatile cleaning for many tasks Urine B-Gone isn’t limited to carpets

It’s suitable for a variety of cleaning tasks to tackle tough stains and odors across your home or workspace: Pre-spray laundry to treat soiled textiles before washing Apply to drains, urinals, and toilets to neutralize smells Use on upholstery and other fabric surfaces for refreshed fibers Ease of use and peace of mind The natural enzyme formula is designed for straightforward use, and the lavender scent helps create a fresher environment

follow directions for results and safe handling

About KINZUA ENVIRONMENTAL KINZUA ENVIRONMENTAL specializes in premium cleaning solutions engineered for professional strength and household safety

Our enzyme-based formulas aim to deliver practical, effective results with a focus on safer, powerful cleaning solutions

FAQ Q: Is Urine B-Gone safe to use around pets and children

A: Yes, when used as directed, it is designed to be gentle in homes with pets and kids

Q: What surfaces can Urine B-Gone clean

A: Carpets, upholstery, laundry pre-spray, drains, urinals, and toilets are suitable targets