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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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A cat has sprayed my front door overnite, it smells disgusting but i didnt have time to sort it out b4 coming to work problem is i can still smell it!!!
Dont think i touched anything on my way out and no ones commented so can smells really linger in the nose or am i imagining it?
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They can linger. 
When you do scrub it (you'll have to or other toms will compete and mark it too) be sure to use a good proprietary product to remove all trace of smell. If you can't get any easily then alternate between bleach and hot water with bicarbonate of soda in.
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over a year ago
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Burnt toast is a terrible smell and lingers...
I think smells must stick to your nasal hairs cause even if you don't touch something and move away from it you can usually still smell it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'd say hit the cat with something but your not looking for prevention advice.
Plus the hippies will go mental at me for saying so."
The little begger would be long gone b4 i got the door open! Lol |
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"I'd say hit the cat with something but your not looking for prevention advice.
Plus the hippies will go mental at me for saying so.
The little begger would be long gone b4 i got the door open! Lol"
Go and shit in his bed and see how he likes it.
I know from experience if you walk to where the dog is and fart, then walk back out they dont like it. |
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"Smells that linger and upset stomachs!!
I see today's theme emerging "
yeah.. was thinking that. even a phone call i had this morning involved bowel movements lol |
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"I know!
This could be the start of a turf war....
No tesco jokes please! Lol
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Its a cheek aint it dissing your cats like this. The minute your cats step out they smell next doors cat. In other words him/her next door are like 'our outside now guys, this is my land'.
Spray next doors cat with something, paint is one idea. He'll look funny and smell funny and will get the same reaction from its own specices much like when a dog see's another dog with a coat on. All the dogs laugh at it for having clothes on. |
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over a year ago
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All the cats round here respect mine...they are 2 ginger toms who partol thier territory together so it has to be a new arrival, the others know better than to ruffle ginger fur
Paint may be a good idea but that means sitting up all nite waiting....
This is something my ginger boys are going to have to sort themselves |
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"All the cats round here respect mine...they are 2 ginger toms who partol thier territory together so it has to be a new arrival, the others know better than to ruffle ginger fur
Paint may be a good idea but that means sitting up all nite waiting....
This is something my ginger boys are going to have to sort themselves"
Got a couple of Garfields have we.
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