URINE stain ….The only thing that worked for me was Borax found in the laundry section of stores…pore a heaping amount on the stain if it’s still wet if not – wet the stain with water then pore on the Borax let it set there till it’s dry. It pulls out the wet, stain, and odor!!!
spot-bot. From Target/Wal*Mart.
It won’t do the whole floor but if you got speratic stains here and there (say from pets) it gets rid of ‘em right away!
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Get rid of the carpet.
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just dump some lysol on that puppy and you’re good to go. =P
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The best thing we’ve used is called Folex. It is found by the other carpet cleaners, but the bottle looks very generic and plain. It is very easy and has worked on all of our puppy messes on the carper.
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Try the Febreeze line of products, that helps with pet order and stains.
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Nature’s Miracle works wonders. You can buy it at Petco, petsmart, etc.
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Resolve makes an excellent pet stain formula. If you follow the directions exactly, it works great. If the whole carpet is soiled, then steam clean it with a pet stain formula and start over with the Resolve for future stains (my dog is always swallowing something he shouldn’t and barfing).
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well i have a dog of my own but he dosnt pee around the house so….yeah…but if you have a stain put vinegar on it witha little water a let it soak for a couple of hours that should work and for the smell too put a little vinegar on the spot let it sit and it should stop smelling…good luck!
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club vanalli soda it smells great and works i have 5 cats and three dogs 3 tutles 20 fish 2 catfish 4 frogs and a bird we keephim out side though
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There are good commercial products available, but the best thing is for animals to be kept outside or in the back of pickups.
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a liberal dusting of baking soda followed up with a thorough shampoo. But, you can kiss it goodbye if any urine/fecal matter has soaked the pad.
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I don’t know if this will help much but this is what I do: I first press a towel on the stain and try to get as much as I can out. I then spray it with shout and repeat with a different towel. If it still won’t go away hire someone to stream clean your carpet. It works for me.
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hydrogen peroxide. it will not bleach your carpet and it will eat the natural bacteria.poor it on your carpet, let it sit, stomp on the stain with a towel. repeat until the peroxide does not bubble any more. also remember to lift your carpet and get the padding also (if you can). after the peroxide has been lifted and dried (about a day) sprinkle baking soda on the area and let it sit for a while and then vacuum it up. very last, after all is dry and vacuumed, spray area heavily with lysol. this will prevent any future messes.
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I use 409 Carpet spot and stain remover and Resolve carpet cleaner. They both say they are good for removing pet stains.
They seem to remove most of the odor, but they do have a OK smell to them. They are both forms spray.
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an enzymatic cleaner called "simple solution" it works great. There another one called "miracle" something. It’s pretty good too. Get it at Pet Smart or Pet Co in the US.
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44 years of animal companionship. Currently owned by 3 cats, a parrot and some walking stick bugs.
My cat had several "loads" on my brand-new Berber carpet. I used Woolite Oxy Deep spray on the stains (but first I had to remove the poop). I sprayed it on pretty good on the stain, waited a few minutes, and then with a brush I began to brush over the wet area, and almost all of the stain came out, and I didn’t smell anything, though cat pee is worse than cat poop. Good luck!
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"Nature’s Miracle"
I bought it at the pet store. You spray it on the carpet until it’s saturated, and as the solution dried it pulls the odor out of the carpet.
You may have to treat the spot a few times, and it stinks to high heaven (like urine) as it dries, but once the odor is gone, the pet will not gravitate back to that spot.
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A good barbecue
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I have a son who used to pee in his room. The pee in the carpet made the room smell horrible. I did not have the money to replace it so I looked on yahoo answers and found that vinegar works and it is cheap.
I put straight vinegar in my carpet cleaner and washed the carpet. The smell of vinegar was there for a few days but only a slight smell.
The smell of pee was gone.
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URINE stain ….The only thing that worked for me was Borax found in the laundry section of stores…pore a heaping amount on the stain if it’s still wet if not – wet the stain with water then pore on the Borax let it set there till it’s dry. It pulls out the wet, stain, and odor!!!
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Yes. Do not waste your time on do-it-yourself cleaning products, or even the Rug Doctor that you can rent at your local supermarket.
Have a company liek Stanley Steemer come in and do it for you…. quick, affordable, and works. Even still, know that pet urine is most likely down in the carpet pad. Even steam cleaning won’t remove that. What you’ll need to do it pull up your carpet (it’s not difficult), and remove the padding. If you can cut a certain portion of it and remove and clean it yourself, do that. If not, go buy a new carpet pad. It isn’t that expensive… you should be able to replace a bedroom for about $30. I guarantee you that as soon as you replace the pad, the smell will be gone, provided the carpet has been cleaned.
For the small, in-between cleanings of accidents, etc., try Nature’s Miracle, available at any pet store. It works great.
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I have a 5yo spiteful Jack Russell that loves to pee on carpeting if we’re not careful with her.
I like OdBan you can get it at Sam,s I don,t think Walmart sell it. Smells great to.
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