[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: showgsd-l Digest V2 #1814 Kennel Odor Eater
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- Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 22:18:13 EDT
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In a message dated 7/6/2005 5:47:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> Msg: #14 in digest
> From: "Penny &Bill" <Ketchy@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Outside odor: please help
> Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 17:45:03 -0400
>
> Hi List,
> I've read a few e-mails the last few days on OdoBan. I am hoping you can
> suggest me using that (or something else) for my situation: Our "dogyard" is
> about half an acre, beginning right outside the front door. We have about 15
> ft. length, 6 ft width of patio blocks. To the left of the patio blocks we
> have ground covered with #4 stone--this takes up about a third of the dog
> yard--the rest is grass. The problem is the urine, foul smell, coming from
> the
> stones--the dogs insist on peeing there--there is no way to block this area
> off. (Where they pee is right near the house. I have begun shutting the two
> side windows in the livingroom--a faintly, sour smell wafts in--ugh!) My
> question: do you think OdoBan could help for this area? I have tried
> liming,
> then hosing it. My husband wants to put clorox in a watering can and bleach
> the whole area. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
> Penny in NY
>
> ------------------------------Hi Penny...I use a product called Sweet PDZ
> sold at Agway or horse supply Stores,,,,Comes in powder or granules (I
> prefer
> powder but both work well)...I sprinkle it in all my runs just before a rain
> storm and let Mother Nature do the work...Or just wet down with the hose in
> nice weather.....Also use it in my basement stalls with pine
> shavings....Scoop up the dirt and mop and stalls stay nice and clean and no
> odor...I think
> the bags are about 25 lbs ea. and cost around $5 here in NJ..IT IS A PRODUCT
> THAT DOES NOT HARM ANY OF THE ANIMALS..!!!!!!!!!!..........FloB &"The Bo-Hem
> Gang"
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From: "Penny &Bill" <Ketchy@xxxxxxxxxx><BR>
Subject: Outside odor: please help<BR>
Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 17:45:03 -0400<BR>
<BR>
Hi List,<BR>
I've read a few e-mails the last few days on OdoBan. I am hoping you c=
an suggest me using that (or something else) for my situation: Our "do=
gyard" is about half an acre, beginning right outside the front door. =20=
We have about 15 ft. length, 6 ft width of patio blocks. To the left o=
f the patio blocks we have ground covered with #4 stone--this takes up about=
a third of the dog yard--the rest is grass. The problem is the urine,=
foul smell, coming from the stones--the dogs insist on peeing there--there=20=
is no way to block this area off. (Where they pee is right near the ho=
use. I have begun shutting the two side windows in the livingroom--a f=
aintly, sour smell wafts in--ugh!) My question: do you think Odo=
Ban could help for this area? I have tried liming, then hosing it.&nbs=
p; My husband wants to put clorox in a watering can and bleach the whole are=
a. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.<BR>
Penny in NY<BR>
<BR>
<P ALIGN=3DCENTER>------------------------------Hi Penny...I use a product c=
alled Sweet PDZ sold at Agway or horse supply Stores,,,,Comes in powde=
r or granules (I prefer powder but both work well)...I sprinkle it in=20=
all my runs just before a rain storm and let Mother Nature do the work=
...Or just wet down with the hose in nice weather.....Also use it in my base=
ment stalls with pine shavings....Scoop up the dirt and mop and stalls stay=20=
nice and clean and no odor...I think the bags are about 25 lbs ea. and cost=20=
around $5 here in NJ..IT IS A PRODUCT THAT DOES NOT HARM ANY OF THE ANIMALS.=
.!!!!!!!!!!..........FloB &"The Bo-Hem Gang"</P></FONT></HTML>
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