Is Fur Breeze an enzyme cleaner?
No. Fur Breeze is a concentrated zinc-based pet odor deodorizer with fragrance, not an enzyme cleaner. Use it as a finishing step after the underlying mess has been cleaned. For a fresh dog or cat accident, choose an appropriate spot cleaner first, then use Fur Breeze separately only where its label permits.
How do I use Fur Breeze for dog smell on a couch or pet bed?
Clean the odor source and remove loose hair or residue first. Check the fabric’s care instructions, then test Fur Breeze in a hidden area using the label-directed application. On a compatible material, apply lightly and allow it to dry as directed. If the smell comes from a urine accident or residue inside cushion filling, address that source with an appropriate cleaner before deodorizing the surface.
What does Fur Breeze smell like, and how much should I use?
The fragrance has jasmine, saffron and cedarwood notes. Fur Breeze is concentrated, so start with a light application using the label directions for your intended use. Let the fragrance settle before deciding whether to add more. Follow the label's dilution instructions rather than using one concentration for every fabric, floor or room application.
Can I spray Fur Breeze directly on my pet?
No. Do not apply it directly to pets, skin, food-contact items, or any use not permitted by the product label.
Can I mix it with another cleaning product?
Do not combine Fur Breeze with other cleaning products. Use products separately and follow each label for application, drying, and access.