Pet Pee Solutions

by Elisha Hansen

If you have a pet that lives in your home then at some pint you will be dealing with at least one pet stain in your carpeting. You can clean it up on the surface but unfortunately some of what caused the stain may linger on below the surface and even in the carpet padding. Even if you don’t smell it, the truth is that your nose may have acclimated to it and your guests will when they come to visit.Rub Don’t Stomp

Of course, the first course should be to clean it up. Placing a dry towel on the floor and stepping on it will drive much of the fluid deeper into the carpet and the padding. A constant rubbing works much better and you may want to cover the area with paper towels or toilet paper afterwards to soak up any residual fluid.

Your Pets Favorite Spot

Baking soda also works well for drawing up fluid and absorbing odors but it will only do so much. Also, you must bear in mind that after your pet has stained an area, he or she will target that area for further incidents in the future.

House Training Works Wonders

Of course, house training works wonders but unfortunately some types of pet are more difficult to house train than others. Be persistent and never strike your pet. Another myth is that rubbing their nose in it helps too. Simply hold your pet at the scene of the crime and slap a rolled up news paper on the floor next to it while scolding in stern short phrases. NO! Will suffice.

Use a Good Pet Stain Remover

Never pour vinegar or any other household items on a stain of this type. It won’t do any good and in fact, often times it can only provide moisture for further bacteria growth. The best pet stain removers will be found at your local pet shop or at an online specialty pet supply source.

You May Need Professional Help

If, in the end you find that there are more then a few pet stains on your carpeting that you have to deal with, you really should give careful consideration to calling in a commercial carpet cleaner. They have powerful suction cleaners that can remove even deep down material and also have the latest and most effective deodorizers.
About the Author
Article authored by Elisha Hansen. Now you can learn all you wanted about Tempe Carpet Cleaning and even Scottsdale Carpet Cleaning.

Tags: Carpet, Cleaning, dog urine cleaner, pet stain, pet urine, Vinegar

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