First, a quick reality check. Urine isn’t just water and salt; it’s a cocktail of urea, uric acid, and ammonia. When those compounds dry, they crystallize, and water alone won’t cut it.
Standard cleaning sprays often mask the odor with perfume, creating a weird lavender-pee hybrid that’s somehow worse. You need to break down those crystals at a molecular level, not just cover them up with a scent from a candle shaped like a pineapple.
Think of it like this: you wouldn’t just spray air freshener on a rotten egg and call it breakfast. Same logic applies here. We’re going full CSI on your upholstery.
