Urine odour in bathrooms & toilets is quite a common smell, despite your best efforts to continuously clean the area. Don’t beat yourself up: porous grout and porcelain toilet bowls are the perfect environment for long term build up of uric acid crystals (the main culprit in urine smell) to thrive.
But you don’t have to live with the lingering smell of urine for ever: urineFREE can help to get you rid of it permanently. Our bio-enzymatic urine remover eliminates the urine smell and the source, leaving you with a sparkling clean, odour-free bathroom.
Conventional cleaners and water will not break down the non-soluble uric acid crystals and they will remain. Only a bio-enzymatic formulation like the one found in urineFREE will remove uric acid crystals for good. urineFREE’s bio-enzymatic action is designed to “eat” these crystals along with the water soluble components of urine.
If you have used another chemical or detergent based product to try to remove the urine before urineFREE, these chemicals may have removed the soluble urea and urochrome components of urine but have no impact on the non-soluble uric acid crystals. These detergents also coat or encapsulate the uric acid crystals making it difficult for urineFREE to penetrate.
Sometimes old urine stains are invisible to the eye, but certainly not to the nose!
The urineFREE Urine Detector includes a light which is designed to detect the protein in urine. Dried urine stains will fluoresce in a darkened room, making it easy to find the area of the surface or fabric with the urine stain and remove the urine odour.
Keep calm and carefully read the instructions to remove urine stains & smells in your bathroom and toilets. Make sure to check out the specific instructions for new or old stains on your porcelain and glazed surfaces.
Our tips Porcelain and glazed surfaces can be found in a few areas around the house, such as (glazed tiles) bathrooms and toilets (porcelain toilet
Our tips Porcelain and glazed surfaces can be found in a few areas around the house, such as (glazed tiles) bathrooms and toilets (porcelain toilet
Our tips Bathrooms typically comprise a combination of glazed and unglazed surfaces, such as porcelain toilet bowls over glazed tiles with porous grouting. These are
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