How you do remove excessive pet odors?

When your rental property has had multiple pets in it and the smell overwhelms you what are your options? The solution is actually quite easy and affordable per a tip from one of our new Rent Local Association Members Mr. Kenneth Laffoon.

White Vinegar. Simply put any brand of white vinegar in a spray bottle and depending on the level of smell and your preferences, you can mix water with the white vinegar or spray it on directly.

It will take the smell right out. My mother used to use vinegar to wash floors with and clean windows with great results. Other uses for vinegar? You can kill weeds with it as well. Yes, it is a fact that you can kill weeds with vinegar. That sounds great, doesn’t it! People hate to spend money for a way to get rid of weeds, and vinegar is cheap. Many people would like to avoid chemical sprays, and vinegar is all natural. Sounds like the best of both worlds.Except….. there are a few exceptions, limitations, details, that you should know about before you grab a bottle of vinegar off the shelf and seek revenge on those weeds.Facts About Vinegar And What It Can Do......Acetic acid is what makes vinegar a weed killer. Actually, it makes vinegar a plant killer. Acetic acid, from any source, will kill most vegetation because it draws all the moisture out of the leaf.It is fast. Spraying full strength vinegar on a plant in full sun will often result in a withered, brown plant in only a few hours, for sensitive weeds, or by the next day in tougher plants.It is non-selective, meaning it might kill everything it touches. This limits the usefulness of a vinegar weed killer, to the extent that you are able to control overspray that would get on desirable plants.