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It seems essentially septic levels of cat piss or something has been collecting under carpet and wet vac brought it up instead of taking it out. The level of piss smell in this house is actually scary right now. It may literally be condemned.

I do not have the option of moving out without serious financial damage. We’re talking like 40-50k in damage to move. I do not have the ability to replace the carpet without simply fully replacing it again within a year as the floor foot print will change because of walls moving. I have no where to put the heavy things currently sitting on the carpet to have someone replace it.

It seems essentially septic levels of cat piss or something has been collecting under carpet and wet vac brought it up instead of taking it out. The level of piss smell in this house is actually scary right now. It may literally be condemned. I *do not* have the option of moving out without serious financial damage. We’re talking like 40-50k in damage to move. I *do not* have the ability to replace the carpet without simply fully replacing it again within a year as the floor foot print will change because of walls moving. I have no where to put the heavy things currently sitting on the carpet to have someone replace it.

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I would rug doctor the shit out of it, return the rental, and do the nature's miracle last. That's the way to go. No need to rug doctor the nature's miracle.

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I'll respectfully disagree. I like NM, but use Diversey/Waxie products instead because I've had issues with NM leaving a soapy film afterwards. I had one situation at a preschool where they used it to clean child urine stains, and we would up having to shampoo 6 times to get all the residue from over use, and letting it soak too long. I've also had issues with discoloration on some surfaces. As I said: Not a miracle, but for a consumer, it's good shit. Just use accordingly.