Actually, it's not fragrance free. It has a blend of perfumes in it, which include, but are not limited to, mint, bubblegum, and lime scents. Sounds exotic! It's really not such a strong smell though - it's not supposed to mask the odor but rather eat away at the cause of the smell which are the bi-products left behind after urine, feces, etc. Enzymes are like cheerleaders for good bacteria - so an enzyme cleaner is essentially a bunch of cheerleaders cheering for the good bacteria team to eat up all the yucky stuff. The end of the game is an odor free touch down! - Sheiner's Customer Service

How long do I have to wait to shampoo carpet after using this product?

Hi Bonnie, thanks for your question. After you've sopped up the excess cleaner and then allowed it to dry we recommend going over it once with a vacuum. After that you can use a carpet shampooer as you see fit. If you have any other questions or need any other advice please contact us and we'll do our best to help you with whatever we can. - Sheiner's Customer Service Team

can you use this in kitchen cabinets for mouse urine odor?

Hi C., first of all, we're sorry to hear about your mouse problem. Secondly, yes, yes you can! Depending on how porous the wood (or other) your cabinets are made of you'll need to let Sheiner's Pet Stain and Odor Remover sit for at least 5 minutes to allow the enzymes to break down the waste matter. Note of caution, the CDC recommends wearing latex gloves when cleaning mouse droppings and avoiding stirring up any dust that might be around the droppings. This means spraying first with a disinfectant like bleach cleaner before removing the surface dirt. Here's to safe cleaning! - Sheiner's Customer Service Team

Can this be used in a carpet shampooing machine?

Great question, the answer is yes... BUT it's not how it's meant to be used. The reason why pet stains (or children's stains etc.) smell is because of byproducts left over, i.e. ammonia. Enzymatic cleaners (like Sheiner's) contain natural enzymes (basically bacteria) that actually eat away at the byproducts thereby removing the source of the smell. Therefore, before using a carpet cleaning machine, you need to allow the enzyme cleaner to soak in and begin the reaction which eats away at the source of the stain. After letting the cleaner soak into the stain, you absorb the liquid as much as possible with towels and/or a wet-dry vacuum before letting dry. Then you can wash the area with a standard cleaner. Washing the area with a carpet cleaner without letting the enzyme cleaner soak in is applying it to the surface of the carpet without getting at the yucky stuff that absorbed inside of the carpet etc. Hope this was clear enough - if not, please feel free to contact us and we'll do our best to help you out. Thanks! - Sheiner's Customer Service Team

Sheiner's Pet Urine Enzyme Cleaner & Pet Stain & Odor Remover, Advanced Enzymatic Cleaner Solution for Carpets, Rugs, Upholstery & Multi-Surfaces, Safe for Pets & Kids. (128 oz)

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