Doggone Pet Products UV Flashlight Pet Urine Detector Blacklight Finds Dry Dog & Cat Stains on Carpets, Hard Floors & Paint. Alkaline Batteries Included with 12 LED Ultra Violet Blacklight

If, like me, you were under the impression that your canine companion is wonderfully house-trained and only ever does their business in the great outdoors and you want to maintain this illusion then stop reading this review right now.We knew that our faithful, loving pooch had desecrated a rug (she had been unwell) and so I bought this device to help me find the offending stain. What I hadn’t realized is that either she has had an incontinence problem for a while now, or she just really enjoys marking her territory and considers our carpet her property.Imagine, if you will, my complete and utter dismay as I wandered around the house in pitch black, complete with this UV flashlight and yellow glasses, muttering phrases such as ‘Oh My…’ and ‘For **** Sake’ as I went. After 2 solid evenings of trawling the house dressed as a cave-diver, furiously spraying offending patches with no less than 4 gallons of urine-remover, I believe that the house is once again clean.The UV flashlight, rather depressingly, works great, it’s smaller than I expected and the beam isn’t very strong, but just follow the instructions and use it with the glasses in pitch black and you’ll be crying at the sheer volume of urine in your carpet in no time.The glasses make a huge difference, the stains really stand out whether you’re using them or not, but wearing them makes the stains shine with the unmistakable glow of betrayal.I recommend buying Clorox Urine remover in bulk along with this purchase, we tried a couple of different sprays and we noticed that when we used the Clorox version the stain began to deteriorate pretty much immediately. It’ll be a few days before we get to review how much remains after all our spraying and whether the stains are truly gone… We’ll keep you posted.Now I’m off for a shower, or two.P.S.: The purple picture is without the glasses, the picture with the yellow highlights is of the same stain taken through the glasses.

The room in my home that my aged mother-in-law shared with her two cats started to smell strongly of urine. I was fairly certain it was the cats, not the mother-in-law. I tried using a carpet shampooer in the area of their litter box and it unleashed smellmegeddon. You couldn't stand in the room it was so bad. Being too cheap to replace the carpet, I ordered this blacklight and it worked flawlessly. I waited for Oh Dark Thirty grabbed the blacklight and went on the search. Those little furry fokkers really know how to party. There were urine stains two feet up the walls, and dried pool shaped areas of the carpet quite a distance from where I had tried to shampoo. I marked them with post it notes. In the morning I loaded the shampooer with a solution of three parts white vinegar to one part water. It's one of those machines that inject the solution into the carpet and then suck it up again. I think you could do it with a spray bottle and a bunch of paper towels but it would be more work. I used a sponge of the solution on the walls. Then I let the area dry a couple of days. It smelled a little vinegarry. My kids had a constant craving for sub sandwiches. After it thoroughly dried, I shook a box of baking soda over the area and worked it into the carpet with a stiff broom. I let it sit overnight, and then vacuumed it all up. Voila, no more odor!!! I mean gone, baby. I #### you not. Gone! Tips: it's got to be really dark in the room when using the light. No full moon or street lights, it must be DARK. Dark as a politician's heart. The urine will reflect a brightish yellow glow under the light. Areas I previously cleaned did not glow, but I vinegared them anyway.

I have a history of rescuing incontinent female dogs with marking issues. In an effort to mitigate the nasty odors that creep up from the sub-flooring and carpet padding during Knoxville's hot, humid summers, I purchased this light with plans to quickly re-treat the handful of spots that my dogs favored.Mother of heaven and all that is holy, this light revealed the filthiest, most soiled carpet in all of the Southeast. I posted a couple pics (two different soiled areas along with the current perpetrator) not to show that we live in squalor, but to illustrate the effectiveness of this relatively inexpensive piddle revealing tool. Please note that the "halo effect" of the camera makes it a little more difficult to see the almost fluorescent, lit area of pee--it is VERY obvious in person.Unfortunately, because this flashlight is so effective, what was initially going to be a two week de-soiling adventure has now become a summer of pure pee-hunting hell. Evidently, the 2 gallons of Urine Destroyer I have on hand are not going to cut it for this job. :(

Bought this for my wife who suspected one of our male cats was marking his territory outside of the litter box, worst mistake of my life! Picture a 70 year old woman crawling around on her hands and knees at midnight, glasses and UV flashlight at the ready, stopping every once in a while to scream “Gawd blessed cats, I’m gonna skin ‘em alive”. The worst though was when she went into our toilet enclosure...I thought the world was going to come to an end! “Gene, get your butt in here and look at these walls! If I get hold of you I’ll make damn sure you’ll have to sit to pee from now on!”. Thankfully I was able to convince her it was the air freshener (Glade squirter) that was marking the walls and not me...I’m still standing tall like the man I am.Anyway, this product works and works well...just don’t buy it if your wife is an anal neat freak.

I bought this so I could teach my beloved spouse and teenage son about splash back. They're like children when it comes to using the toilet, they pee everywhere. In the walls, down the front of the toilet, all over the floor.. And I'm sick and tired of scrubbing up their pi**.

Yikes!No wonder that little sh$t isn't potty trained !I would also like to know how a corgi, with two inch legs, can pee straight up a wall....I bought a gallon jug of pet stain remover and a squeegee......