This is for fun. Keep posts based on experiance. and are only seen under UV.... Example. bright yellow is urine duh lol Ok Ill start... lol duh... Light brownish spot... bloody dog or female cat urine. "urinary infection" bright amber... female cat urine orange tinged amber.. Male cat urine Un-Nuetered golden red.. male cat Nuetered greenish yellow. male dog UnNeutered Pale milky yellow...Female dog urine or regular vomit bright purple..OTC urine treatments. ghostlly green...Do you really want to know this one????trust me you dont want to know it! bright flourescent green... adult Male Human urine bright flourescent green with slight orange or red tint. Female adult urine... Ok I think I got most of them. Im off my game.. theres a few i may have forgotten.. but its hard to think with the Golden Girls blaring on the T.V.
I did have a complete list based on all the findings. but it died with my server and family pictures.. Please corect me if I made an error. its been a while since I had a urine treatment call. lol monetarily not good. but then again "Who's Complaining" LMBO Yuk!
A lot of other things can fluoresce under UV light. Computer or copier paper is treated with optical brighteners. This has a bright blue glow, even the dust from the paper will usually be around an office or computer/copier area. Rodents and other pests also leave urine trails. The shape of the stain should help identify that it is a trail from a mouse or other pest. Rob may have a comment on the coloration. Some laundry products have OB which gives clothing or spilled detergent a bluish glow (rarely reddish in some brands from Latin America). In my experience, the animals diet and age can also alter the color of the urine. I would view NCC's list as a guideline rather than a hard and fast rule.
Excellent point, the surrounding environment can affect the color of the contamination just as much as the type of animal itself. UV light is a great way to detect the presence of an infestation and the shape and size of the stain is the best way to determine the type of infestation. We use UV lights a lot in our pest control company.
come on guys.. were the rest of the guru's? and Scott theres an acutual List?? post the link. post the link. That would be interesting for sure.
