One gallon of concentrate makes 10 gallons of odor eliminator, or 40 spray bottles. At $99.95 that is $10 per finished gallon. The best-selling ready-to-use pet urine sprays on Amazon cost $34 to $224 a gallon, and the typical one costs $76 (see the comparison).
★★★★☆ 4.4 from 147 Amazon ratings · Over 25,000 jugs sold · Free shipping
Why your yard still smells after you hose it
On artificial turf the urine does not stay on the blades. It drains into the infill and the base rock underneath, where a hose cannot reach, and the residue down there is what you smell every time the sun warms it. You can rinse the top every day and still smell it.
How Urine Zero gets it out
Mixed with water, Urine Zero’s good bacteria wake up, soak down the same path the urine took, make their own enzymes and eat the residue. Once the residue is gone, the smell has no source. A light fresh scent makes the area smell clean right away while the bacteria work overnight.
Over 3 trillion good bacteria in every jug of 10X, over 300 billion in each gallon you spray. Most pet odor sprays do not say what is inside; the one best seller we found that does lists 200 billion per gallon.
What customers say
“I tried various products in the past that seemed to cover up the [odor] and offer a short period of relief only for the smell to come right back once the fragrance wore off. Urine Zero is different! The urine smell is 100% gone.”
Darryl M., verified Amazon purchase, Nov 2020 (see review)
“We have used just about every product on the market advertised to remove pet urine [odor] from turf. They all smell good for about 1 day and then the smell is back. Urine Zero is amazing… We have 2 Labradors using this for their potty area.”
Sally E., verified Amazon purchase, Jun 2021 (see review)
“I’ve found that a heavy wetting of the turf in the evening works best to keep the odor gone. Pro Tip: Use more than you think you need and apply repeatedly (over a few days) until the odor is gone.”
Scott B., verified Amazon purchase, Nov 2021 (see review)
4.4 out of 5 from 147 Amazon ratings. Read every review on Amazon, including the ones that are not flattering.
How to use it
- Mix 1 part Urine Zero with 9 parts water. A 1-gallon pump sprayer is the easiest way to keep the ratio right outdoors.
- Treat the affected spots, not the whole yard. Soak them well enough for the solution to reach the infill and base, or the grout and carpet pad, where the residue sits.
- Let it sit overnight. Concrete dries fast, so keep it damp longer there.
- Repeat monthly for maintenance, every other week for medium odor, and weekly for heavily used areas until the smell is gone.
What you get
- 1 gallon (128 fl oz) of 10X concentrate. Makes 10 gallons of ready-to-use product.
- Step-by-step tip sheet in every order, and a real person to help until the odor is gone.
- Free shipping on orders over $75.
- Shelf life of 2 years unopened. Store cool, dry and out of direct sun.
- Non-toxic, biodegradable, chlorine-free microbial blend. Safe around kids and pets when used as directed. Natural fresh scent.
Stink-Free Guarantee
If Urine Zero does not get rid of the odor, contact us and we will make it right.
Why turf installers recommend it
“We have installed artificial turf since 2009. The one callback we never fully solved was the smell on dog yards, and this is what we now recommend to every client with a dog.” Install-It-Direct turf installation team, San Diego.
Disclosure: Urine Zero shares common ownership with Install-It-Direct. This is not an independent review.