Your mileage may vary dependent on what you're using this product for, so here's a description of mine. Short version: Bubba's worked very well for me. Scent was there, but inoffensive, and I am offended by scents I don't like. Bubba's scent was minty-pleasant and dissipated quickly--within a day or two. Details follow:1. I have a combo of stained concrete and tile floors and a stone fireplace (read somewhat porous cement joining meeting up with the floor) that had seen probably a couple of years of, um, misuse, by my dear departed dog, who had developed a bit of doggie dementia and incontinence in her later years.2. The dog peed on the floor several times weekly for the span of probably about 2 years. If I was home, it was cleaned immediately. If I wasn't, urgh. It could run down to the fireplace or otherwise just sit and soak in for hours. I cleaned when I got home with a combo of standard cleaning products, a pet-store purchased enzymatic product that had a sickly strong scent, and with just a mop and water in a pinch and a rush. I had hard floors. This should be fine, right?--Two years later, I've lost my doggie buddy as well as my cat, whose litter box received blame it was not due--3. I came home one warm evening, several weeks after pet-lessness, and all the world was a stinky stage. My house smelled like pee. Uuuugh, no.4. I contacted a company that offered to deep-clean my house for many, many hundreds of dollars with their specially patented formula (whatever, no).5. I noted their technique and then began to check online for enzymatic cleaning products...Bubba's won and I ordered a couple of gallons.6. Following the techniques I learned online and from the company I contacted, I used a blacklight flashlight (5 or 6 bucks) to find and identify spots I might have missed in general cleaning. If you ever want to be horrified by your housekeeping, do this. But I think it was effective.7. I also bought plastic sheeting, as one would use for protecting floors while painting, and then soaked and mopped in the Bubba's on my concrete and tile floors. I left a good, wet floor and covered with plastic to let the product soak in, stay moist so it could continue to do its enzymatic work, and then I removed the plastic the next morning and mopped it up. (Some areas had dried by then, but that was fine, as it turned out.)8. I soaked the fireplace joining twice, and am prepped to soak it again if the smell comes back. I read one other reviewer who said this could take more than one application, and this seems fair. Not warranted yet, but fair. I walked into my house after a warm day this weekend, and no stinky pong of pet pee. I still have nearly a gallon of Bubba's if it recurs. And I would totally order this product again. It does the trick and doesn't sickly perfume the space in the meantime. Very much appreciate Bubba's!

Another amazing product from Bubba's Rowdy Friends. We have 2 large dogs (1-3 legged) and 2-cats-(1 has lymphoma--getting chemo and doing great as far as doesn't seem to be in pain and still jumping up on the bed and sofa to get his lovin. The only problem is he is/has been scraping with the only cat who moved back in with us after 3 years. Had previously lived with us so didn't think and would visit when his momma went away so didn't think it would be a problem (I can be pretty naive). Anyway since November they have been vying for territorial rights and made our lives miserable, not to mention our house was a constant cleaning nightmare. In Apr we found out one of our cats has Lymphoma and wasn't always able to get to the box (Have 3 of them) plus both cats marking their territory. I tried so many cleaners and at best they did a mediocre job on the stains (carpet/drapes/furniture)--it was really gross, and I, a septuagenarian, was so exhausted with the daily scrubbing (even professional cleaning did not take out the urine stains in drapes). I put a 5 gal bucket on my walker, filled it about 2/3 full of water. I saturated the bottom 1/4 of drapes where urine stain was, put towels underneath to catch the drips and let it soak for about 30 minutes. I then plunged the drapes into the water up to the top of the stain to rinse. I truly thought I would have to replace the drapes (drycleaned- $$$ but did not work) so I had nothing to lose and it worked great--rinse water was yellow at first but after a couple more buckets of water it was crystal clear. Of course carpet was equally as bad. I was able to save the (white carpet) with spraying this when I first find an accident and cleaning it up. It does pretty good and I use my carpet shampoo to remove any residual whenever I have time. I know a lot of you would say get rid of the cats but they are family, and we love all of them and get so much enjoyment watching them and cuddling up with them. I did recently put 5 of the Feliway diffusers in the house so hopefully this bad behavior will soon come to a halt or at least slow down-it actually seems as though it has haven't had in cat fights in the last couple of days and minimal vomiting from the one with cancer (who by the way is on chemo and doing great). We were reluctant to put him through chemo (13 yrs old) but read cats do well with it so decided we would at least try it for a while--so glad we did, If we didn't know, how sick he was by biopsy/monthly treatments, he acts just as healthy and has no signs of slowing down. By the way, my house now looks great, smells great AND feels clean again. Thanks to Bubba's Rowdy friends products. I use steam cleaner carpet shampoo, and Pet Odor Eliminating Spray plus the Terminator--will never be without these products again. My husband is equally happy, he does not have to replace carpet, drapes, curtains or furniture.