Disaster under rug in L.R. Black stains from dog or cat urine . Which product - Stain &amp; Odor Elim. or Oxygen Bleach plus ? Apply , set , scrub ? HELP!
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I'm not sure if you mean the wood under the rug, or the rug itself. If it's the rug, I suggest using Folex Instant Carpet Spot Remover, since that stuff gets out everything very easily! If it's the wood itself then you're looking at more of a long-term water damage scenario, which is a lot harder to deal with. You would have to dry it out, but probably end up having to sand and re-finish that part of the floor. I'm hoping it's the rug, in which case Folex will take it out really fast. I've had no luck with Bio Kleen taking out ANY stains from anything though.
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Hey, I scrounged around the internet...hydrogen peroxide and white vinegar come up a lot. One lady said after she poured the hydrogen peroxide on the pee area, it bubbled up all gross and such, then she wiped it with paper towels or whatever. Another person mentioned the baking soda treatment after the peroxide/vinegar step, then vacuuming it after it dries. A trick our vet taught us when one of our cats went on a peeing tear, was a regular flat pan litter box with a pee pad, put on or near the spot. Assuming it's not right smack in the middle of the floor or in a pathway or something. I was always able to position furniture to where I didn't have to look at it all the time. Hope this helps! Good luck!
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I believe I read on the official website that the Advanced Stain & Oder Remover is used more to remove odors and repel the animal...whereas the normal Stain and Oder Remover is geared more towards removing the actual urine along with stain. I believe the Advanced version really does it all though.
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I run a cat rescue. To answer my own questions about which cleaners are most effective, I set up an experiment comparing Accel, Benzarid, chlorhexidine, lime-sulfur, DioxiGuard 78, 1:10 bleach, and HealthGuard Laundry Additive (inoculated DTM culture plates, including controls). Accel, hands down, won. Outperformed even bleach. Impressive. I will say that I recommend rinsing off the surfaces as the critters are too precious to risk harm.
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I have never had that issue before, but this works very well with dog urine odor. You might want to mix it a little stronger or perhaps use full strength. the people with the company are pretty helpful, they might have more info. But this is pretty effective, with Eco 88 one of the two best I have used. And I have quite a bit of experience with cleaning up accidents. It even works on my hard wood(unsealed) floorGood luck, you might need to make sure that you get it in the crevices too.
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My issue was cat urine on concrete, which wasn't stained since I always tried to clean up the mess asap. So I'm not sure about it's usefulness on stains.
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This worked great for me, with my pet spot Bissell machine, I had a red dye kitty dry food (vomited) stain. One time, with the set in stain option, took it right up-you'd never know it was there!
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The organic substance in the rug, on furniture, floors, etc. from my dog's urine showed up bright white when the blacklight was turned on after dark. The room does have to be dark for it to work. The little blighter had been busy.
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I used it for cat urine odor that has been set in for over a year. There was no stain because the carpet was the same color! But it got the odor out. I thought it would be impossible. I just followed the directions that they gave and, after the second treatment the odor was gone.
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I have had it remove stains when I apply it right away. Make sure you soak the area with Odormute, pat with paper towels, if it is on carpet, and let it dry. After it is thoroughly dry, then you can work on the stain with other household products.
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I believe this is to be applied by spraying directly on the problem area. You might check with their website to see if they a product that can be used in a carpet cleaner. With this I would clean the carpet first and then apply this spray and let it dry. I think they have a solution for pet odors.
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None. Take a WET rag, hydrogen peroxide, and an iron. YouTube it. 1. Pour the peroxide into stain. 2. Put wet rag over 3. Put iron on high WITH STEAM on top of rag (just set it) for 10-30 seconds 4. Blot off- works on tons of stuff! Better for you than simple green nasty stuff too, and works better too!
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Hey, I scrounged around the internet...hydrogen peroxide and white vinegar come up a lot. One lady said after she poured the hydrogen peroxide on the pee area, it bubbled up all gross and such, then she wiped it with paper towels or whatever. Another person mentioned the baking soda treatment after the peroxide/vinegar step, then vacuuming it after it dries. A trick our vet taught us when one of our cats went on a peeing tear, was a regular flat pan litter box with a pee pad, put on or near the spot. Assuming it's not right smack in the middle of the floor or in a pathway or something. I was always able to position furniture to where I didn't have to look at it all the time. Hope this helps! Good luck! Hey, I scrounged around the internet...hydrogen peroxide and white vinegar come up a lot. One lady said after she poured the hydrogen peroxide on the pee area, it bubbled up all gross and such, then she wiped it with paper towels or whatever. Another person mentioned the baking soda treatment after the peroxide/vinegar step, then vacuuming it after it dries. A trick our vet taught us when one of our cats went on a peeing tear, was a regular flat pan litter box with a pee pad, put on or near the spot. Assuming it's not right smack in the middle of the floor or in a pathway or something. I... » Read More Hey, I scrounged around the internet...hydrogen peroxide and white vinegar come up a lot. One lady said after she poured the hydrogen peroxide on the pee area, it bubbled up all gross and such, then she wiped it with paper towels or whatever. Another person mentioned the baking soda treatment after the peroxide/vinegar step, then vacuuming it after it dries. A trick our vet taught us when one of our cats went on a peeing tear, was a regular flat pan litter box with a pee pad, put on or near the spot. Assuming it's not right smack in the middle of the floor or in a pathway or something. I was always able to position furniture to where I didn't have to look at it all the time. Hope this helps! Good luck! « Show Less
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I just use regular detergent but I always hit any and all stains with oxy stain remover before put them in the wash. Works wonders. I hope this helps..
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I have sled diagnosed OCD, so I feel your pain! I use Ultra Palmolive Oxy Power Degreaser dish detergent, and scrub with the rough side of a Scotch Brite dish pad. That has done great for me, and all stains come out (even spaghetti sauce!). Hope this helps, and good luck!
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I have used both in a large cat household, and I think it is superior to Natures Miracle. I use a black light on both and Urine Off seems to take it completely away. As for soiling the same areas, I use Urine Off followed by spraying Feliway and that will do the trick for a while but I don't know if anything is 100%. It certainly has made a big difference though!!!
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Hello Jennifer, this product gets rid of the smell (Really! It doesn't hide the smell, it completely gets rid of it!) and deters the pup from peeing there again. It also gets rid of cat vomit stains. I love this product! It also fades urine stains on carpets and hardwood. Be sure to dilute the solution if you are using a steam machine otherwise the parts you've spot cleaned will be cleaner looking than the rest of your rugs/carpet. It's a life saver! I can invite people over and not have to worry about the smell because there is none!! And the product itself has such a mild clean scent that doesn't overpower the atmosphere