Haaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!
I know the people at Walmart wonder why I buy so many waterproof mattress covers. lol.
I am making a room in my basement for the cats and I was thinking of just painting the floors and walls both with the water proof basement sealer stuff and then the waterproof floor paint.
Shower panelling might be a thought.
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Del Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Del Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jenn,I don't have a drain but this sounds do-able. It will be a MAJOR project. The room has cheap wood paneling on the lower half now which has absorbed the pee and I plan to replace that with the shower paneling which can be wiped off. Last time at the grocery when I picked up three gallon jugs of vinegar, other people may have thought I was preparing for pickles ... between the cats and MIL's laundry, lots of pee here!Del----- Original Message -----From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 9:14 AMSubject: Re: ot- flooring for pee club membersRough concrete is hard to clean, even when sealed. Use a heavy-duty concrete floor PAINT. Roll it on thick, and do a few coats, enough to smooth out the surface. MUCH easier to clean that way. That's how most industrial plant floors are in the production rooms. You just hose it down, and squeegee the water down the drain. If you don't have a drain, it's still easy to clean with some spray cleaner and paper towels. I NEVER use a mop, mops just spread the gook around and press it into the corners.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
What experience does anyone have with cement? Good and bad. I
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