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Cat and cleaning product

misslt · 2012-05-25 14:10:53

Hi there, Taking advantage of the good weather and cleaning the barbecue, using one of those bag things, only one of the bags got a hole in it and the cleaning stuff leaked out onto the floor. I know I can't have it around the cat, so I've bleached the floor with a scrubbing brush and then poured a kettle of boiling water…

25-05-2012 3:10pm

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misslt

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Hi there,

Taking advantage of the good weather and cleaning the barbecue, using one of those bag things, only one of the bags got a hole in it and the cleaning stuff leaked out onto the floor. I know I can't have it around the cat, so I've bleached the floor with a scrubbing brush and then poured a kettle of boiling water on it, mopped that, cleaned the mop and mopped again twice with just water.

Is that enough? Should I do more before letting the cat back in?

Panicking slightly so any advice would be appreciated!

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#2 25-05-2012 5:46pm

lorebringer

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Rinsing it twice after cleaning it up should be enough. I tend to stick my nose onto the floor and see if I can smell it directly from the floor (I know, crazy women but whatever!) - if not or if really mild, I'm happy. Just make sure to let the ground dry before letting animals onto it.

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