Pet Urine Cleaner

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Pet Urine Cleaner

Uh Oh! My Dog Peed on the Floor! How to Get Rid of Dog Urine's Smell
No matter how well trained your dog is, and how diligently you continue to your potty-break schedule, sometimes pee happens. Whether on the carpet, hardwood floor, or anywhere else, prompt action is the best way to be sure that dog urine won’t leave a lasting impression… and smell. And even if you come upon a dried urine puddle or stain, there are still things you can do to remove the smell.

Identify the type of dust and dirt while vacuuming as follows:

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Invisible particles

This is the sort of dirt that people are unable to be viewed with our bare eyes. Dirt and these dust can damage the health of an individual. It can lead to problems, when any person breathe-in those particles.

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Visible Particles

This dirt is visible to our naked eyes such as sand, fur and hair, etc..

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Large Particles

This is the biggest type of dirt that can be clearly been seen by people such as candy wrappers, hair tie, stapler bullets, coins, leaves torn paper, paper hole punch and paper clips.

Dried Dog Urine on Fabric and Carpets

Suppose you did not observe an accident spot until it is dried out? Or, you just moved into a place that was new to discover the living room carpet smells of dog urine? While it’s more difficult to remove the smell from dried stains, there are numerous methods.

Start by rinsing the area thoroughly with plain water. Rent a wet vac and maintain vacuuming and saturating the area. Since the heat will set the stain and the odor permanently, do not use a steam cleaner. If you don’t need to rent a wet vac, you can try blotting the spot repeatedly, using warm water and wetting and clean towels.

If this doesn’t get the smell out, use an enzymatic cleaner. These cleaners operate to break down and remove stains and odors. Make sure to pick an cleaner made especially for stains.

New Urine Stains on Hardwood

You dog just took a piddle in your hardwood floor. Do not stand there wringing your hands; you will need to act. Place a thick wad of dish towels or paper towels around the puddle. Your can stand to speed up absorption. Until a towel comes up dry, continue using new towels to soak up the urine.

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Removing Odor From Hardwood

It’s hard to remove odors from hardwood floors because urine can saturate the wood. However, you have a few methods to try. The first is similar to what you’d use on carpet. Mix a one-to-one solution of water and vinegar. Using a sponge, rub the solution. Let it sit for 5-to-10 minutes, and then wipe it up with a clean dry towel. Some experts suggest using a diluted formulation of 1/2-cup vinegar to a gallon of water. Try this version if you’re nervous about the effects of vinegar in your floors. Either test the solution on a tiny inconspicuous section of floor first.

When the odor lingers, sprinkle baking soda on the ground while it’s still moist, and allow it to sit for at least several hours or overnight. Then vacuum it up using the brush attachment. As a last step, use. Test it in a small area first, and then follow directions on the package of the product. Clean the floor with whatever you usually use on it when the urine and its odor are removed.

Regardless, of what your puppy has piddled on, your best plan of action would be to act quickly. The earlier you get to it, the more likely you’ll be able to remove all traces of urine odor. Aside from wanting your home to smell fresh and clean, you do not need to leave any lingering traces for your dog to find, because he can then decide this is his new favorite spot.

Professional Pet Urine Cleaner

Non toxic DIY formula to remove pet odor an stains from carpet and mattresses. Works!!

You will need-

  • Water
  • Vinegar
  • Hydrogen peroxide
  • Dish soap
  • Baking soda
  • Firm bristle brush
  • Terry cloth towels

First, if the stain is wet soak up any excess liquid using your terry cloth towel, paper towel or wet/dry vac.

Mix half water and half white vinegar and soak the stain. Make sure to go an inch or so around the stain to ensure removing all odor. Leave for a few minutes, then soak up excess moisture.

Add a thick (at least quarter inch) layer of baking soda.

Mix together hydrogen peroxide and dish soap. For every cup of peroxide needed, add a teaspoon of dish soap. Apply liberally.

Using your firm bristle brush, work the mixture into the stain.

Let sit for 15 minutes then soak up excess liquid.

Finally, let dry. This can take several hours to all night so be patient. When it’s completely dry take your brush and break up any clump. Vacuum the area. You’re done! There should be no stain or oder left.

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