[Thecleanerservice]

I'm on the window cleaning forum, I think it is great.

I helped my son and his wife and 3 kids move in to a council house exchange over the weekend.  It wasn't until today when we started to detect the smell properly, I realised the problem.  the previous tennant had two dogs she kept in the kitchen/dining room.
Vinyl tiles stuck on ruberoid dampproof membrane on a concrete floor.  She's been letting the dogs piddle on the floor at will for a couple of years I reckon.  I pulled up the tiles today, the floor is swimming in dog's p (sorry).  I'm not a council house tennant, but I guess my son can get some help.  I'm so upset for him I'm going up to see the council in the morning.  but I really dont know what is best to deal with this..
I have found the windowcleaning forum so good I decided to put this on here.
I realise this is not a citizens advice bureau or whatever, but I'm struggling for advice.  Any help appreciated.
Pj

[24-7 S C Services]

Hi PJ

Not very nice is it. If the council doesn’t help him out, you could get yourself some sanitizer from your local cleaning supplier. Explain what type of p*** it is and they will give you the best one, also you may want to use some deodorizer as well, just to freshen it up later on.

Hope this helps

Andrew

[Thecleanerservice]

thanks for responding 24 7

we are talking paddling in it!! I'm not joking.  I have never known so bad.
I'm depressed.
Pj

[garyj]

Have a look at this from the carpet cleaning section a couple of weeks ago, sounds like just what you need.

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=9298.0

The chap you need to speak to has posted on the thread with his phone number ( nick.Solutions) Hope this helps.

[Thecleanerservice]

Thanks garyj
I'll try and get some of this Solubac.  In the meantime I shall be giving the Council trouble for passing this place as habitable, cos it ain't.
Pj