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SirTeddykins · 03-12-2015, 03:45 AM

Hi All,

I have purchased a blacklight (which may or may not work since it was shipped from China for $2!) to use for inspection of my house and evidence of marking spots by SirTeddykins.

But, knowing there is little point in retroactively scolding him, when I find the spots (assuming I know that that's what has been highlighted), apart from cleaning them with enzymatic cleaner, what then?

Do I just remain hyper vigilant around him when he's near those areas? Do I need to be if they have been cleaned and, if so, for how long? Should I just remain on alert until I'm almost sure that the behavior has been curbed or is this a lifelong thing because enzymatic cleaners can't be trusted? I'm using things like white vinegar, baking soda and Rug Doctor for pet urine.

Can you all help with advice, please?

Thanks!

03-12-2015, 03:45 AM	#1
SirTeddykins aka ♥SquishyFace♥ Donating Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: n/a Posts: 1,875	Marking, blacklight evidence..then what? Hi All, I have purchased a blacklight (which may or may not work since it was shipped from China for $2!) to use for inspection of my house and evidence of marking spots by SirTeddykins. But, knowing there is little point in retroactively scolding him, when I find the spots (assuming I know that that's what has been highlighted), apart from cleaning them with enzymatic cleaner, what then? Do I just remain hyper vigilant around him when he's near those areas? Do I need to be if they have been cleaned and, if so, for how long? Should I just remain on alert until I'm almost sure that the behavior has been curbed or is this a lifelong thing because enzymatic cleaners can't be trusted? I'm using things like white vinegar, baking soda and Rug Doctor for pet urine. Can you all help with advice, please? Thanks!