June, et. al

I have rescued more cats than I want to remember, and the best thing I have 
found is Zero Odor.  I think you can only buy it on line.  Probably zero 
odor dot com.  I have tried most on the market and this works best.  It 
works on most other odors as well.

If the insides of the equipment did not get wet the equipment should be 
fine.

Good luck.

George

P.S.  Any one want a nice kitty?  I have a few for good cat owners.  All 
cats must remain in doors if adopted.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "June Tveekrem" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 10:23 AM
Subject: [MDOSPREY] Question for photographers


> My photographic plans for this morning bit the dust when one of my cats 
> emptied her bladder on my camera bag. Luckily the bag was zipped closed, 
> but some urine seeped in and got on the camera and two lenses. The optical 
> surfaces themselves seem OK but I had to clean the flanges, gaskets, and 
> electrical contacts where the lenses join the camera. And wipe off the 
> outsides of the camera and lenses, of course.
>
> Any suggestions for how to remove any sticky residue and get the smell 
> out? There are special cleaning solvents that get urine odors out of 
> carpet, but I can't just spray that stuff on the camera. Please reply 
> off-list.
>
> Thanks,
> June
>
> P.S. I tested the camera and lenses - they still work as far as I can 
> tell. We won't discuss the fate of the cat right now.
>
> -- 
> June Tveekrem
> Columbia, Maryland
> tweekiebird|AT|southernspreadwing.com
> http://SouthernSpreadwing.com