This 'magic' pet odor eliminator is down to $13, and it smells like real oranges

To all of the pet owners out there: What if I told you that there's a pet odor spray that not only gets rid of odors but also doubles as a room refresher? Yep, it actually exists! The Angry Orange Odor Eliminator is a stench-slaying spray that's been purchased over 20,000 times by Amazon shoppers in the past month alone. Intrigued? A 24-ounce bottle happens to be on sale for just $13. (Worth noting: Amazon also has a sale on one-gallon refill bottles, just in case you want to really stock up.)
Our price trackers tell us this wildly popular spray is now the lowest it's been in years, thanks to this Yahoo-exclusive promo code 30ANGERO. Hurry, though — it expires on April 16. Per the brand, a little goes a long way, which means that this bottle will last you a while. Yes, even with the stinkiest of pets.
Not only does the Angry Orange spray deodorize stains and remove urine spots from carpets and hard flooring alike, it smells so, so good. It's safe to use around pets and kids, and it's made with real orange for a citrus-y, fresh fragrance you'll love. No need to dilute it either: Simply spray and go. Even if your pet isn't prone to having accidents, just a couple sprays of the stuff will eliminate any type of stink. It's super potent, too. Two spritzes and your living room will smell like a fresh orange grove.
Oh, and Snoop Dogg uses it with his pup, Juelz! (Does he drink gin while he's spraying the juice?) If it's good enough for Snoop, it's certainly good enough for us.
Amazon shoppers can't stop raving about the product, with almost 77,000 perfect five-star ratings.
This dog parent is hooked: "As a pet owner with two dogs — one of whom seems to think he's Picasso with his marking — I've tried countless products to combat those stubborn odors. But this spray? It's pure magic. " they wrote. "Whether it's a fresh puddle or a dried-up accident, this spray tackles pet urine odors like a pro. Just one spritz, and poof! The smell disappears. No more cringing when guests come over."
"My dog got sprayed by a skunk and the smell was overwhelming," said another pooch papa. "I sprayed all over the house, walls, carpets, stairs, bathroom. Within seconds, you could start smelling the difference."
"I used this product this last weekend and cleaned my children's rooms," shared a five-star Amazon reviewer with kids, cats and a dog. "It got out the funk and left behind a fantastic citrus smell. Once the citrus fades, it still smells fresh and clean. I am so impressed, I ordered two more bottles! I'm going to be doing more deep cleaning this weekend."
The same shopper above went on to say: "The only con I have is the lid can be a tad bit tight, but I can't complain; my kiddos can't open it, so I'm happy."
Many reviewers echoed this buyer's booing: "My only complaint with the product is that the spray bottle needs an upgrade. After one use, the trigger doesn't bounce back after being depressed and the sprayer leaks. I can manually push the trigger to its original position, but wonder how long that will last."
P.S. Because some odors can't be sprayed away:
If you have Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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