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this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2023
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Might try peroxide. It has no smell, as it breaks down rapidly into water and oxygen gas. It oxidizes waste compounds and destroys bacterial cells. It's the main active ingredient in commercial pet urine stain removers.
hydrogen peroxide, right?
just checking
Yeah, benzoyl peroxide acne cream isn't gonna help you very much here.
bruh I don't know your life