Pet Odor Destroyer Home Recipe Destroys Stains & Odor Forever!

iamacatlover · #1 11-10-2003, 01:14 PM

STOP WASTING MONEY ON PET ODOR AND STAIN DESTROYERS! SAVE MONEY AND MAKE YOUR OWN FORMULA AT HOME AND GET PERMANENT RESULTS!

HI!

I've come across this INCREDIBLE home recipe to destroy pet odors and stains like urine, feces, vomit or anything else that has an odor! Make this recipe at home for pennies! Takes less than two minutes to mix with 3 ingredients! Most people have these products at home. If not, you can buy them ALL at the DOLLAR store! This formula can be used by itself or with a steam vac for carpet, floors, uphostery and even in your vehicle! GET THIS PERMANENT SOLUTION TO PET ODORS AND BE ODOR FREE TODAY! For more info. email me at: ilovecatstoo2003@yahoo.com and get your recipe today!

#2 11-10-2003, 02:49 PM

Well now that you've gotten our interest up, esp. mine since I have bird poop stains on my carpet that haven't come up no matter what...can't you just go ahead and tell us the three ingredients & how to make this "super formula" here, instead of spending your time replying to alot of separate e-mails???

iamacatlover · #3 11-10-2003, 06:18 PM

Hi. This recipe is for a very small price (a few bucks). Do to the fact I cannot "sell" anything on these forums, you must email me for more info. at ilovecatstoo2003@yahoo.com.

BE RID OF ODORS AND STAINS FOREVER! GET THIS RECIPE FOR PENNIES AND MAKE IT AT HOME FOR LESS THAN 2 MINUTES AND YOU'RE READY TO BE ODOR FREE FOREVER! EMAIL ME AND I'LL TELL YOU MORE! THANKS FOR THE REPLIES!

#4 11-10-2003, 08:03 PM

Sorry, but I've never heard of anyone selling recipes before and I definitely have never heard of myself buying recipes and I never will I don't think. And also, how is just posting a recipe on a forum "selling" it? Well, good luck getting someone to pay you for it.

iamacatlover · #5 11-10-2003, 08:07 PM

I HAVE OVER 500 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS ON EBAY! I GET MONEY EVERYDAY AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION! STAY SMELLY THEN! LOL!

'too crazy · #6 11-11-2003, 09:04 AM

I'm inclined to agree with Jenny. Maybe you should go and read this whole board. We share everything.....advice, recipes, hurts, vet visits, you name it we SHARE it. If you are just here to sell something, your on the wrong board. Jenny, try Resolve Spot Remover for your bird poop stains. Thats what I use. What does anyone else use? Oh and by the way Jenny, which one of us should break the news that you won't 'stay smelly' because bird poop doesn't stick!!

iamacatlover · #7 11-11-2003, 11:18 AM

People sell stuff all of the time here. Seen lots of ads for pet insurance, pet supplies, etc. Why am I so in the wrong? I'm not a bad person. Actually, I'm an honest person trying to HELP people on here who have similar cat spraying problems like I DID.

I'll give you a hint, the recipe calls for hydrogen peroxide. The reason why is that it PULLS the urine out of the carpet like extracting infection out of a wound. That's all I can do.

I didn't get paid for the long hard working hours when I was creating this ya know. Its' a fabulous formula that WORKS! SO, come on guys, email me, let me make you ODOR FREE FOREVER!
ilovecatstoo2003@yahoo.com

Please don't post any more stupid comments. As far as the bird poop, if it doesn't stick to the carpet, I guess you don't need this and your problems are resolved!

**krazy4birds** · #8 11-11-2003, 09:01 PM

I think the issue here is this.....This...petlovers.com....is exactly as it says. I know the heading says "classifieds" but I feel that is mean't more for pets for adoption etc.....
Another thing if you have such a success rate on ebay....why are you here trying to sell your stuff? If it is for our best interest just give your ebay ID and we can find it ourselves IF we want it.
I'm sure if you have pets...which apparently you do....you are welcome to share your experiences with us. No one is trying to make you look like a "bad" person....but I do think your salesman techniques could use a little polishing.
Sincerely.....A "petlover"

P.S. I checked on ebay and it says your email (the one you are posting here) is not valid????????

iamacatlover · #9 11-11-2003, 09:14 PM

I have several email accounts for which you will only be aware of this one at this site. Enough is enough. You made your point! I won't post anything more here nor will I respond to anyone unless they are truly interested in what I have to offer. Have you anything else to do but to rattle on about the same thing.. over and over.. and over.. and over.. and over...again! SORRY! I thought I could help solve a major problem most everyone has with their pets by offering this formula!

EXCUSE THE F**** OUTTA ME!
Thanks for your "comments".

**krazy4birds** · #10 11-11-2003, 11:48 PM

Hahahahahaha......on my gosh....this is toooooo funny!!!! Talk about repeating yourself....hehe.....
By the way too crazy...I really never thought about it but bird poop doesn't stink does it? But I have used that orange spray cleaner that Dollar General stores sell for 1.50 for any stains and for around the litter box.
Oh my....what a day.....hehehehe........

#11 11-12-2003, 12:00 AM

I'm sorry "Iamacatlover", I didn't mean to sound so rude or sarcastic. I'm sure it's a great formula and I'm glad you've found something that works for you. I'm just a poor teen, so buying a recipe is the last thing I'd have money to spend on but that's great for the people who've bought your recipe and had it work for them. Thankyou 'toocrazy for the advice about the "Resolve Spot Remover", I'll try to find it somewhere. Most of the birdpoop spots I can get out of the carpet with this car seat cleaner (I don't remember the brand), but I have quite a few small spots from when the birds had eaten the colored pellets & pooped on the carpet, and those are an orange-reddish and won't come out.

iamacatlover · #12 11-12-2003, 09:07 AM

Hey poop girl,
Why are you letting your birds poop in your CAR?? Why are you letting them out everywhere to soil? NO WONDER YOU HAVE A PROBLEM!

Yes, you are an immature teen, I found that out after your first reply. The recipe is very affordable poor or not.. ya know.. why don't you shoot me an email and simply ask? That would be the mature way to handle it!! Good luck!

#13 11-12-2003, 09:41 AM

Psychologically it is extremely hard on an intelligent animal, such as a parrot, to be in a cage 24/7. Have you heard of the Congo african grey parrot, Alex? Through Dr. Pepperburg's research it has been shown that greys and other types of birds have the intellectual intelligence of a 4 or 5 yr. old child. So, I treat mine as full members of the family and take them out each day for play, exercise, and fun. After having birds for nine years and currently with six, it is impossible, no matter what precautions I take, to keep them from pooping on the carpet at least a couple of times. All animals have done it, even the best trained dogs or cats. End of discussion, ok?

'too crazy · #14 11-12-2003, 01:44 PM

First off let me say I had a typo, I meant to say stink not stick but sometimes it true in both cases. Secondly, you threw the first rude remark at Jenny by telling her to stay smelly. And I will tell you that you are way off base by calling her immature! She is one of the most knowledgeable people on this board and offers the most advice. Talk about immature? You are showing us all what thats like. She apologizes for any misunderstanding and you call her immature? I think your the one who needs to grow up. All we did was tell you how we share things here. Well, I can see YOUR the rude, immature one so now I'm going to go to that ignore button so when you make your nasty comments about people on this board, I for one won't have to see them!

Mrs.Birdy · #15 11-12-2003, 02:01 PM

Oh oh, another episode, Ahhh the wonders of the "Ignore Button".

Enough already.