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		<title>10 Tips For Spring Cleaning with Anti Icky Poo</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Apr 2010 17:18:54 +0000</pubDate>
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It&#8217;s time for Spring Cleaning. And, Cat Faeries and Anti Icky Poo want to help you, and make it easier! The wildly popular Anti Icky Poo isn’t just for cleaning up kitty accidents. AIP’s special enzymes and friendly bacteria also clean up any and every organic mess. As the label says, it &#8220;will digest any [...]]]></description>
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<p>It&#8217;s time for Spring Cleaning. And, Cat Faeries and <a href="http://www.catfaeries.com/cleanup.html">Anti Icky Poo</a> want to help you, and make it easier! The wildly popular Anti Icky Poo isn’t just for cleaning up kitty accidents. AIP’s special enzymes and friendly bacteria also clean up any and every organic mess. As the label says, it &#8220;will digest any malodorous decay.&#8221; (Your brother-in-law doesn&#8217;t&nbsp;count.)</p>
<p>Here are some unique and different tips from Cat Faeries on how to use Anti Icky Poo products&thinsp;&#8211;&thinsp;you may be surprised! (Remember, test fine fabrics for colorfastness or know that they are water safe before using Anti Icky&nbsp;Poo.)</p>
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<li>If you dare… take a close look at your hand powered can opener. There may be that persistent build up of crud on the blades and gears that seems to resist repeated trips through the dishwasher. <a href="http://www.catfaeries.com/cleanup.html#aip-unscented-1qt">Unscented AIP (Anti Icky Poo)</a> to the rescue! Give it a heavy spraying of Unscented AIP and let it sit over night while the enzymes do their thing. Now the crud should be much easier to wash off. If some still resists, try another application and use a toothpick or brush to loosen the persistent icky&nbsp;bits.</li>
<li>Recently we discovered how some yucky sticky stuff had accumulated on the rubber seal on our front loading washing machine. And how much sticky lint like stuff had migrated underneath the seal. Rated H for Horrifying!Here&#8217;s what we did and you can too. Use a flash light so you can really see where the crud is. Spray Unscented AIP under the fold of the seal and on the part of the rubber seal that&#8217;s exposed. Scrub a bit, then apply more Anti Icky Poo and let it stay wet. Keep the door open so air circulates. Repeat the spraying two or three more times during the course of half a day. Do one final spraying and use a rag to remove any crud that AIP did not eat, then wipe dry. Leave the door open for a while to air&nbsp;out.</li>
<li>Give cat boxes a nice soak to remove odors from the box itself. Dump the old litter. Wash the litter box with hot water and dish soap, and then pat dry. Add one quarter to one half cup of AIP and about three inches of warm water. Let soak for 30 minutes. Rinse, dry, and add fresh litter. Your cat is thanking you&nbsp;already.</li>
<li>Smokers can use unscented Anti Icky Poo on their clothes to get rid of that persistent smoke smell – works so well it will fool people into thinking the smoker quit a long time&nbsp;ago.</li>
<li>How many times did you pass on a garage sale treasure because it was covered in yellow/brown tar &amp; nicotine from cigarettes? No need to pass up that fabulous find when you’ve got Anti Icky Poo at home to melt years of ick&nbsp;away.</li>
<li>Refrigerator drawers or shelves can be really hard to clean if you&#8217;ve accidentally created a “science project.” You may be afraid to tackle it but the enzymes in Unscented Anti Icky Poo are happy to. Put the science project in the compost. Take the drawer or shelf out, do an AIP spray, let it sit for a while, then clean and put back in the&nbsp;fridge.</li>
<li>One quarter to one half cup of Anti Icky Poo down your drains every week will keep the flow flowing. The enzymes love to eat up soap scum and grease. They can&#8217;t eat hair but if you keep drains free of the sticky stuff that bonds the hair into a mess, then it will more easily just flow down the&nbsp;drain.</li>
<li>Here’s a trick that professional carpet cleaners use:<br />
You know how some fabrics “wick” away moisture from your body (think of your best workout wear wicking away perspiration). This tip can actually wick cat urine or other fluid “up” and “out” of fabric/carpet. Saturate a stain with Anti Icky Poo, then apply some <a href="http://www.catfaeries.com/cleanup.html#aip-stain-remove-1qt">AIP Stain Remover</a><br />
over that. Now, put a white cotton rag or two on top of it. And on top of the rag place a heavy object. The cloth with the weight on top of it will cause the stain material to wick upward and into the rag. Sounds like a magic trick! Abra&nbsp;cadabra!</li>
<li>If you have a cloth covered recliner like we do, you know that hair oils can build up on the headrest. Over time, that can get kind of &#8220;odiferous&#8221; (smelly). And if you can&#8217;t remove the headrest for a wash, how do you clean it? We used Anti Icky Poo and it worked! Two cycles of spray applications and the odor&nbsp;disappeared.</li>
<li>We’ve saved the best story for last. Recently one of our little old lady cats had some diarrhea and she of course decided to deposit it in the worst place&thinsp;&#8211;&thinsp;on an upholstered foot rest. It was the consistency of pudding and we couldn&#8217;t get all of it off. The rest was becoming one with the fabric and penetrating fast! Absolutely horrifying and we were in a huge panic! We grabbed a quart of Anti Icky Poo Unscented and misted heavily several times over the course of two hours. Then we got busy packing your orders and frankly, forgot about it. A few days later we discovered that every trace of cat poop was GONE! The AIP had eaten, yes, eaten every particle of the poopy smoosh and its smell! And with zero harm to the fabric. For “Justin Case” we misted a few more times to make sure it was truly gone! We still cannot stop talking about this&nbsp;miracle!</li>
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<p><a href="http://www.catfaeries.com/cleanup.html">Visit the Cat Faeries Urine Cleanup page</a> to see all the Anti Icky Poo products and special product&nbsp;bundles.</p>
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		<title>Marinating peed on cat toys in Anti Icky Poo</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:29:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Cat Faeries</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thank you to our customer Kristy for passing along this tip! If you have cat toys that have been peed on, gather them up, place them in a jar and add about 1/4 cup of Anti Icky Poo (either unscented or regular spice scent) and coat the toys. You could also put the toys on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you to our customer Kristy for passing along this tip! If you have cat toys that have been peed on, gather them up, place them in a jar and add about 1/4 cup of <a href="http://www.catfaeries.com/cleanup.html">Anti Icky Poo</a> (either unscented or regular spice scent) and coat the toys. You could also put the toys on a plate and give each one enough sprays of Anti Icky Poo to make them very damp. Allow the toys to sit until dry. A sunny window will speed up drying time. You might need to do two applications to restore your cat toys to their former catnipian&nbsp;glory!</p>
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		<title>Anti Icky Poo &#8211; keeps your drains flowing smoothly</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:17:21 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Cat Faeries</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anti Icky Poo&#8217;s friendly bacteria and enzymes love to gobble up grease and organic &#8220;crud&#8221; in your drains as much as they like dining on cat urine. Here&#8217;s how to keep your drains happily flowing using a natural product that&#8217;s safe for you and our&#160;environment.
Prevention: Once a month pour 1/4&#8201;&#8211;&#8201;1/2 cup of Anti Icky Poo [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.catfaeries.com/cleanup.html" target="_self">Anti Icky Poo&#8217;s</a> friendly bacteria and enzymes love to gobble up grease and organic &#8220;crud&#8221; in your drains as much as they like dining on cat urine. Here&#8217;s how to keep your drains happily flowing using a natural product that&#8217;s safe for you and our&nbsp;environment.</p>
<p>Prevention: Once a month pour 1/4&thinsp;&#8211;&thinsp;1/2 cup of Anti Icky Poo down each drain. AIP will happily clear out grease and soap&nbsp;scum.</p>
<p>Slow running drain: Start with 1/2 cup. After a few hours run some water to clear away remaining waste. You may need to do several&nbsp;applications.</p>
<p>Completely backed up drain: Anti Icky Poo probably won&#8217;t work 100% as it can&#8217;t eat through hair, but depending on what&#8217;s down there, it&#8217;s worth trying 1/2 cup before calling the&nbsp;plumber.</p>
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		<title>Unscented Anti Icky Poo has arrived!</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:06:12 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Cat Faeries</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[For all of you who love Anti Icky Poo for it&#8217;s ability to really and truly get rid of the smells of cat urine, but don&#8217;t love the scent,  we now have the long awaited Unscented Anti Icky&#160;Poo.
It performs and behaves exactly like the original Anti Icky Poo, which we still carry of course because [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For all of you who love Anti Icky Poo for it&#8217;s ability to really and truly get rid of the smells of cat urine, but don&#8217;t love the scent,  we now have the long awaited Unscented Anti Icky&nbsp;Poo.</p>
<p>It performs and behaves exactly like the original Anti Icky Poo, which we still carry of course because a lot of people love the spice&nbsp;scent.</p>
<p>For those of us who do not like fragrance of any kind Unscented Anti Icky Poo get the stench of cat urine out of your home without any added&nbsp;aromas.</p>
<p>Believe us when we say that NOTHING works like Anti Icky Poo get rid of cat urine.  Dog urine is a piece of cake to get rid of, but the chemical makeup of cat urine makes removing it&nbsp;tough.</p>
<p>We continue to test other products which say they remove cat urine.  We tested one which we were hopeful about earlier in the year but ultimately it disappointed us and we opted to stick with Anti Icky&nbsp;Poo.</p>
<p>At present Unscented Anti Icky Poo is only avaiable in quarts.  We are told that the pints will be ready sometime in November&nbsp;2009.</p>
<p>Buy it now at:    &nbsp;http://www.catfaeries.com/cleanup.html</p>
<p>We love our cats, but the peeing thing is horrible, time to reclaim  your&nbsp;home!</p>
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