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kin+kind Pet Odor Eliminator for Home - Litter Deodorizer, Pet Urine Odor Eliminator Spray and Stain Remover Spray for Harwood Floods, Carpet and Fabric - Pee, Odor and Stain Destroyer 32 fl oz
$26.99
About This
- HARDWOOD FLOORS: The olive squaline works as a great wood conditioner, protecting your hardwood floors. Spray directly onto the soiled area and let the natural ingredients work.
- NATURAL: Use this natural cleaner spray to safely clean, nourish, and shine wood floors and surfaces without leaving a slippery residue.
- CITRUS: Orange peel oil combined with distilled lemon water gives a fresh and clean fragrance.
- PROFESSIONALLY FORMULATED: Each and every ingredient is chosen and approved by our in-house vet and chemist to ensure exceptional efficacy while being safe for your pets.
- MADE in the USA: Every kin+kind product is lovingly mixed, labeled, and shipped by the hands of our employees in our certified USDA organic facility
Overview
- Scent : Citrus (Hardwood+Floor)
- Color : Yellow/Orange
- Brand : kin+kind
- Item Form : Spray
- Item dimensions L x W x H : 11.85 x 3.4 x 3.4 inches
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