[slioch]

James Roffey started a thread last week that several people contributed to.  I mentioned the uv hand torch I use (http://www.gadgets.co.uk/item/X5TORCH/Inova-X5-LED-Floodlight.html).

Here are before and after photos of the same mark I identified with the torch - you will have to take my word for it that the overexposed "after" shot is the same spot.

There are several points here:
1. This small simple torch does work (I found a lot of small drips and splashes with it in the same room).
2. Use it to involve the customer - they are always impressed.
3. Show the customer the result.
4. If the customer phones back a week later to say the stain or the smell has returned, use the torch and if it is very obvious with a distinct outline it is new urine so you don't have to do a freebie job.

[Neil Williams]

James Roffey started a thread last week that several people contributed to.  I mentioned the uv hand torch I use (http://www.gadgets.co.uk/item/X5TORCH/Inova-X5-LED-Floodlight.html).

Is that the actual UV torch because I don't see any mention of UV in the description?

[slioch]

This is it
http://www.shop4leatherman.co.uk/inova_ultraviolet_uv_led_torch.html

[Neil Williams]

That's better, thanks

[Ian Gourlay]

What did you treat the urine with?

[slioch]

I used Prochem Urine Neutraliser - not my favourite product but it works.  The advantage of the UV light is you can see it working during the dwell time but it needs extraction to work fully.

[Ian Gourlay]

Great thats what I use  really must get my acne light out of the loft