Visit a big-box store or pet store and peruse the cleaning section for an enzyme cleaner. Make sure the product is formulated for use on whichever fabric your couch is made out of. It’s in your best interest to purchase a high-quality enzyme cleaner. While it may be more expensive, it likely works better—meaning you won’t have to reapply it. Use a rag you don’t mind tossing out or one that you plan to wash but not use for dishes anymore. Gently blot the couch to remove the pee. Avoid rubbing the stain, as this can push the urine deeper into the fabric. It’s not enough to spritz the spot—you need to soak it thoroughly. Be sure to douse the entire area, including the edges and any drops or dribbles. Allow the product to soak into the fabric and padding and break down the uric acid in the urine. Press a clean, but old, rag into the fabric to soak up as much of the enzyme cleaner and urine as possible. Repeat until no more moisture transfers to the rag. You may need several rags if the spot is large. There’s no need to rinse the area. As the cleaner evaporates, so will the uric acid that was broken down into ammonia and carbon dioxide. To prevent your pets or family members from sitting on the wet spot, you can cover it with aluminum foil.
اشترِ منظفًا إنزيميًا مصممًا للاستخدام على المفروشات. اضغط بقطعة قماش قديمة فوق البقعة لامتصاص البول الزائد. شبّع البقعة بالمنظف الإنزيمي. اترك المنظف لمدة ١٥ دقيقة. امسح البقعة لإزالة الرطوبة. اترك القماش معرضًا للهواء حتى يجف تمامًا.