How much juice is in a key lime?
they use to pour lime on dead bodies to get rid of them fast....you do the math..
You have a few options...lime IS NOT one of them. If you want to put carpet down, clean the floor with a regular nylon scrub brush and a good pet odor product. You can find many of them at Walmarts, pet stores, home centers, etc. Allow the floor to dry for a couple of days. You can then lay down a good carpet pad then install the carpet. Odor will not be a problem. You can also have a professional come in and sand the floors and then apply a finish. Check around for prices on wood floor refinishing if you would rather have wood floors. A nicely finished wood floor is a big plus to any home. You could always try to refinish it yourself but if you have no experience with stuff like this, it's best left to a professional.
no it won't hurt the floor... but the better option would be to restore those floors.. meaning sand them down with hard labor then varnish them... may I suggest a cherry varnish by valspar lol
Refinishing is an option. If you don't want to, you HAVE to SEAL the floors. Nothing will penetrate the fibers of the wood to eliminate the smell. If you don't, you will end up with the same odor covered with carpet and padding. Any odor blocking primer will work, and will not affect the floors. It will affect the sanding in the future, but any professional will know how to remedy.
