Successfully removing pet stains from carpeting is easy if
you have the right knowledge. We will teach you “How to” remove pet stains
including the two most common complaints:
Dog Urine and Feces – the most common pet stain complaint Cat Urine and Feces
These stains can be extremely damaging to carpet fibers.
Once the stain is removed training your pet where to go is essential to avoid
further problems. Cat and Dog urine can be expensive problems if care is not
taken to correct the disruptive behavior. With the ever increasing number of
household pets in homes, pet owners are having a hard time keeping up with
their cats and dogs. There are a few tips you must know when cleaning up these
stains to keep from causing permanent damage to your carpet.
Blot urine with a very absorbent towel, pressing the towel
with your heal while standing on one foot. This allows you to soak up the urine
from the pad and the carpet. Do this 3 or 4 times with new places on the towel.
After the urine has been removed, spray a solution of white
vinegar and water. Leave in the carpet. This neutralizes the acid in the urine
that could discolor and distort the carpet fibers.
Never rub or scrub the carpet, while cleaning up pet urine
or any other stain. This only pushes the stain into the carpet fibers and
padding.
Removing Pet Stains – Getting Urine Odor Out Of Carpet
To cleaning urine odor out from carpet, it’s often essential to remove almost
all the urine – especially in the case of cat urine. Many products basically
mask the odor, and fail even at that all through times of high dampness. Some carpet
cleaning companies now have enzyme treatments that work better, and professional
Carpet Cleaning Melbourne specialist can
apply these for you if you aren’t sure how to do it.
If odor perseveres you may have to take out that section of
carpet. You can restore it with scraps if you have saved them, or cut a piece
from an area that isn’t visible. Unluckily, sometimes the padding and even a piece
of flooring has to be removed to totally get rid of odor from old urine stains. Have a look on our blog titled When cleanіng your carpet, what not to do.
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