This article is intended to inform consumers on the proper way to care for their expensive leather furniture, clothing, handbags and shoes. This article is appropriate if you own leather chairs, loveseats, ottomans, recliners, sleepers and sofas.

If you own cats or dogs and your leather furniture may be subjected to pet urine you should review this article carefully. Apparently some consumers are misinformed on how to properly clean and maintain their leather furniture. We suggest you review this article carefully so that you do not make the same mistake.

Denver Colorado based associated content is a concealed marketing website that earns advertising revenue by publishing publicity generating articles and then having competitors advertise on their attention grabbing pages. The more articles their publicity seeking writers produce the more traffic associated content generates. Traffic translates into dollars.

Associated content claims that it provides opportunities for uncredentialed writers to publicize their talents. Their operational model is to promise compensation for their writers based on how much publicity their articles generate.

Associated content has become the self proclaimed expert on urine removal products publicizing numerous urine off reviews supposedly written by different authors. It is interesting how many urine removal experts those ad sense advertising dollars can buy.

Does publishing numerous urine off reviews make associated content real urine removal experts? We suggest you review this article carefully before you draw any conclusions.

Jennifer Acosta Scott purchased one bottle of the ProKlean™ Leather Cleaner on June 22 2007. The product was delivered three business days later to Weatherford Texas 76087. Jennifer Acosta Scott then published her critical review on associated content claiming the leather cleaner did not work.

Jennifer Acosta Scott published her original article on associated content titled product review proklean leather cleaner. Jennifer Scott published her critical review under the fictitious name of Fiona Fleming and neglected to advise her readers that she had waterproofed her leather recliner numerous times.

The duty of a professional writer is to be honest and truthful in all their articles. The primary covenant that any writer has with their readers is to tell the truth. This is referred to as journalistic integrity. Review this article carefully to see if this covenant has been broken.

Jennifer Acosta Scott did not disclose her waterproofing history to our customer service personnel before the purchase. Jennifer Scott finally admitted her use of the Obenauf’s waterproofing product after the fact.

Please review this excerpt from one of Jennifer Scott’s emails "We used a leather conditioner made for furniture (Obenauf's) once every couple of months" "natural preserving oils, beeswax and propolis."

We are familiar with Obenauf’s Leather Oil which is a suitable product if you intend on waterproofing leather. This product is used by sportsman to waterproof their garments, boots, gloves and coats against the elements. Stop by your local Home Depot and review the label ingredients carefully.

We estimate there maybe as many as six layers of waterproofing agent on Jennifer Acosta Scott's leather recliner at twelve months divided by two equates to six.

We will not comment on the wisdom of waterproofing your leather furniture and then struggling to remove cat urine. This behavior is analogous to taking a shower with your raincoat on. It just does not make any sense. Hopefully the rest of you will profit from this article and not repeat this behavior.

So what happens when you follow the instructions? Crystal Knox reviewed the instructions before ordering the leather cleaner. Crystal Knox was honest about her situation and achieved excellent results. Smart, honest, articulate and motivated Crystal Knox from Pelham Alabama 35124 is our kind of customer.

Jennifer Acosta Scott said the “testimonials on ProKlean's website seemed so convincing.” That’s because they were actually submitted by honest articulate customers that could follow very simple English language instructions. Their emails are on file.

If any consumer knows of a good reason why Jennifer Acosta would use the names of Jennifer Acosta Scott, Jennifer Scott and Fiona Fleming please share it with us. Since Jennifer Acosta has already used an alias to conceal her true identity the possibly exists that she has published other cleaning product reviews under other male and female assumed names.

With Jennifer Scott’s propensity to use aliases there is no telling how many other famous people, celebrities, songwriters and paperback writers actually reside in Parker County Texas. The world is still waiting for the true identity of urineoffreviews.com celebrity writer Ian Spellfield. As soon as we positively identify Ian Spellfield we will publish all of his or her details here complete with any appropriate high definition color photographs.

Consumers that had the presence of mind not to waterproof their expensive leather furniture can expect results comparable to those documented by Crystal Knox.

This article exposes the serious flaws with commissioned review websites and the ad sense advertising program. Because of our frank treatment of this issue we fully expect this page to be buried at the very bottom of Google search results.

Consumers relying on Jennifer Acosta Scott’s poorly researched review may experience serious cross contamination issues and may be forced to throw their expensive leather furniture away.

To be fair and accurate Google was the only search engine that was willing to publish this article in its entirety. As of August 02, 2010 after more than a month after publication Microsoft’s Bing, Ask and Yahoo were unwilling to publish this interesting little article.

The Huffington Post reported on May 18, 2010 that Yahoo announced that it would acquire Denver-based Associated Content, an online provider of news, instructions and other information.

Clearly any type of advertising relationship that misinforms the public is not in the public’s best interest. It is time the regulators in Washington DC begin the process of regulating the internet.

Granted this is not the red hot celebrity gossip that is buzzing around the folks over at www.tmz.com but we think you will agree it will definitely raise some eyebrows.

There should be no doubt that this type of business alliance where search results are manipulated to favor the advertisers constitutes unfair trade practices. We think the time is right for the regulators to prohibit this type of business relationship.

You should have no problem figuring out how their reciprocal advertising relationships actually work. You should consider this fact when you are searching for credible search results.

If you are searching for cat, dog or human urine removal and odor remediation experts in Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming or Dallas Fort Worth you should review this article carefully to see how it may apply to you.