Looking around the Internet and reading OPPR (Other People’s Pooph Reviews) a large majority of those reviews (78% on average) are positive.  On one particular site (rhymes with “schmamazon”) 72% of verified customers say they found Pooph to work as advertised. While I find this information helpful, especially in the aggregate (there are over 25,000 reviews), these reviews are sometimes extremely short on helpful details regarding how Pooph was used, making it difficult to determine if their outcome is repeatable or just a phluke (and therefore unphair 🙂 )

On top of that, customer reviews can be suprisingly emotional sometimes, which makes me wonder about their expectations (or what kind of a day they had). For me, these two aspects of other peoples’ Pooph Reviews make it necessary to come to my own conclusions, and to come to them by testing Pooph in very careful, intentional, and precise ways. That is to say, for me OPPR aren’t Poopf, but I always always take them with a grain of salt.

It should also be be said here that no two odor issues are alike, and regardless of any product’s claims, there’s no such thing as a silver bullet. No product can perform miracles – Pooph will not turn water into wine, part the seas, or (god forgive me) raise your pet from the dead.

What I’m trying to say here is that to Review Pooph fairly, you have to test Pooph on its claims alone, and in such a way that Pooph can perform only as it claims it does. This is not to say that the fault for any outsized expectations of how Pooph will change our lives falls on the customer alone – Pooph certainly relies on a good bit of sensationalism in their marketing (because it gets the people goin’) but it’s important to design tests that are appropriate to Pooph’s claims in order to write accurate and fair Pooph reviews.

Which is what I tried to do here. So whether it’s your beloved cat you just can’t keep from piddling nervously in the corner of the rug, the spray of a skunk, the cling of cigarette smoke, last month’s fish you forgot in the bottom drawer of the fridge until it started growing, the funky smell coming from under the house that you just can’t locate, Uncle Jimmy’s unfortunate but economical backyard abbatoir, or your teenage son’s excessive love of body spray (like mine!) – whatever the phoof it happens to be this time, how you use Pooph has an impact on the outcome.

www.pooph.com reviews

Who (or what) is www.Pooph.com? In short, Pooph Pet Odor Eliminator, as well as the additional Pooph products that followed on the original pet spray’s success, is a collaboration between two companies: BioLargo – a life sciences company that has focuseed on large-scale industrial odor control; and Ikigai Holdings, LLC, a marketing company with a history of bringing blockbuster products to market.

Ikigai Holdings doesn’t have much of a web presence aside from their co-founder’s LinkedIn. Aside from whether Ikigai happens to be yanking my chain, I’m not especially concerned with the cipher behind the marketing genius of how Pooph seems to have changed the market. But I’m very interested in the science behind Pooph, and for that I look to its inventors.

BioLargo has developed patents that are used in many of the nation’s largest municipal landfills and wastewater treatment facilities (just as Pooph claims). Looking to expand into households with a pet odor control product, they teamed with Ikigai. In Ikagai’s own words (taken from a recent earnings call transcript), “We can’t make a loser into a winner. You have to have a product that works and you have to have a problem that people are willing to pay money to solve…BioLargo’s technology…was a key component of being able to go into this market and dominate… because we have this incredible product that we have spent so much money and so many years developing and perfecting, and making work.”

And the rest, as they s(pr)ay, is Pooph history.

If you’re interested in reading more about BioLargo and how it came to create Pooph, I ‘ve gone into greater detail on the comany in my research on Pooph Ingredients here. It’s an interesting read if you’re into that sorta thing.

Pooph pet odor eliminator reviews

Pooph pet odor eliminator is the flagship Pooph product. If you have pets like I do, you know that pet odors aren’t simply an issue of eliminating the odor once-and-for-all so much as knowing that if you live with pets then you live with recurring odors. So odor elimination is in actuality odor management, and way to manage odor is to treat it as it occurs. That isn’t a statement about Pooph’s ability to eliminate odors – it’s a statement about reality. A statement about whether Pooph in fact eliminates pet odors when sprayed on them, a statement about whether Pooph works, is what I’m about to make. 

Ahem! In conclusion!! (At last!) I’ve conducted several tests to assess Pooph Pet Odor Eliminator’s claims to eliminate pet odors. In addition to those, I tested Pooph’s claim to work on skunk. And I also tested to determine whether Pooph could eliminate cigarette odor, something I had read and was curious about, though Pooph doesn’t make that claim. In all of my tests, as as I wrote in my reviews, I found that Pooph does indeed work as it claims to.

So without further ado, my ultimate Pooph Review: Pooph works. However! In order for Pooph to do its work, it’s crucial that you apply an amount equal to or greater than the amount of the substance causing the odor. Does this mean you can spray 4 oz of Pooph onto a 4oz turd and get a boquet of posies? Probably not, though it’s possible I just came up with my next Pooph review. Working title: “What can’t Pooph Doo?” 🙂

Thanks for reading my Pooph reviews. If you’d like to try Pooph for yourself, you can buy a quart of it here and have it delivered to your doorstep day after tomorrow (or sooner if you’re lucky). Thanks for reading (and especially for making it all the way to the end), and I hope that Pooph makes your life a little less offensive. And if you decide to buy Pooph, please do come back and let us know whether your Pooph truth was a hit or a phlop.

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