Cat Pee on Clothes? Here’s How I Survived

So, my cat decided my favorite hoodie was the new litter box. Cue panic. But don’t toss your stuff yet—here’s what actually worked (after way too much Googling and a little crying): Rinse the crime scene with cold water. Hot water = permanent stink. Blot, don’t scrub. Paper towels are your friend. Rubbing just makes it worse. Soak in oxygen bleach (not chlorine, unless you want a chemistry experiment). Douse with a 1:1 mix of white vinegar and water. Let it marinate. Sprinkle baking soda like you’re seasoning fries. First wash: cold cycle, no detergent. Second wash: enzyme detergent (the secret weapon). Air dry. Heat sets the smell, so resist the dryer. Still smells? Repeat. Cat pee is relentless. If your cat keeps missing the box, check their health or their litter box vibes. Sometimes it’s stress, sometimes it’s just dirty litter. Either way, you’re not alone. Cat parents unite! #CatParentLife #PetCare #CleaningHacks #Pets #Cats