Hello all, Any advice on how to remove what are euphemistically referred to as "animal odors" from very old (1870's ?), bare wood floors? If any of you have tried the various "enzyme" products on the market, have you found one that is effective? So far, my efforts in this area have been less than satisfactory -- the house I'm working on now smells pretty neutral when the humidity is low, but still absolutely reeks when there is even a hint of moisture in the air, despite repeat applications of "nature's miracle enzyme odor eliminator".... Will I need to paint or otherwise seal these floors to get rid of this smell? At present, the wish is to oil them only, to restore the natural finish acheived in other areas of the structure thru years of washing them with various oil soaps. There is no "staining" left, as the affected (peed on) areas had been scrubbed repeatedly with various cleaners from bleach to spic 'n span, but the patina is gone and the smell is still horrendous. As you can imagine, I'm sure, having just exercised your abilities in the evocation of sensory images thru the recent discussion of "specialty foods". ;) deb