Is this product easy to wash off once you return home from your walk. I don't want it getting on my floors or carpeting. Thank you!
828932
I think that it is a very good product and it absorbs well.I have not had a problem with it getting on the carpet.And yes it wipes off well with terry cloth
828933
I have very light carpeting and I apply this due to my dog refusing to let anyone shave her pads, so I try to keep them as hydrated as possible and I've never noticed any stains on the carpet or linoleum.
828934
It works great and does not stain the carpet. I put my gloves on after applying to my dog and it helps keep them from chapping and cracking. I am satisfied and have tried other products-this works the best.
828935
After a walk, it's pretty much worn off - I've never noticed footprints on the floor when we come back from a walk, only before we go when I put it on him in the house. I don't think it's likely to be an issue.
828936
That was my concern also--YES--no stain or residue--just wipe paws dry. Apply lightly
828937
You cannot wash it off easily because there is so much wax in it, but you can blot off with a tissue as soon as you apply it. Then feel to be sure there isn't a blob of it between the toes. It wears off a lot by the end of a 15-20 minute walk. You might want to wipe with a damp paper towl when you come in, as the mud and salt still stick to the paws--they just don't hurt the dog's skin.
373571
No wait. My animals would be right there when I spray. It is water based, will not harm animals or furniture. I mix it with another spray from Walmart, etc. like home defense or something. I spray in and out when the seasons change. The beginning of Spring and Winter. I have had no problems and I had a cat and dog in house with carpet all over. Spray and vacuum daily for about 3 times and then you're good to go. Hope this helps.
2148383
Hmmm, I really don't know, I've only adhered it to carpeting. It should come right off, but if you have a problem, I think the best thing to do would be to contact the manufacturer.
1539049
You don't take it out...it is attached but you need to rinse it out. I do that over and over.... I even towel dry it to some extent to help remove the moisture. There is also the brush I take off and clean that off each time to. After investing in new carpets, I would hate the smell of dirty water (or worse if you have kids or pets) to get into the new carpet fibers. I hope this helps you.
208596
it's recommended to respray after about 8 months. I haven't resprayed yet and my rug is stain free even after a couple of spills and it being walked on very frequently in a nyc apt. good luck
1639322
After scrubing over a period of time this product does come off. We are using it in the Pool locker room and it is scrub multiple times daily.Product works very well.
298383
I LOVE this product, but I would not machine wash it. I put mine UNDER a mattress pad, so it really does not get dirty. Occasionally I will put it out in the sun and air it out.
644997
I assume you want to know if it will wash off in rain, right? Haven't tried it myself, but I THINK it would be safe outdoors (it's certainly nontoxic, another concern); you might want to coat the surface with a clear coat like a spray enamel after it dries. Hmmm.... That's a really good question! You might try the company folks directly, too. They're really nice, friendly, and helpful.
611242
Just run the regular sweeper. No pretreatment is required. Our house we bought was a model home. The carpets didn't look dirty. But we have six little dogs and when we first moved in the peed ALOT. This took care of all stains and I couldn't believe the dirt that was on the floor. And it smelled wonderful.
1874872
I've never had an issue washing it off with just a little scrubbing. The glide resists water and sweat but comes off quickly if you hop in the shower or use a washcloth.
1819482
I haven't tried that but it sounds like a good idea. It's been awhile since I've needed the product but as I recall, step one is to soak up and remove as much urine as possible, then use the Urine Off to neutralize and leavings. So, if you're carpet isn't drenched already, that might be a good idea. I do know that if you have an area rug, oriental carpet for example, you want to roll it up and clean the hard floor underneath and then clean the carpet.
1837127
I steam cleaned the carpet then sprayed. I had a little less than half the bottle left over when I was done with a 1900 sq ft condo. 90% carpet. I may not have put it on thick enough though. I went slow but not super slow when applying. Also, it really didn't seem to work anyway. Had some watered down rust inside an outdoors chair and when I brought it thru the house it dripped on the carpet. Didn't do a thing to protect it and can't get it out of the carpet now. Sprayed near the doorways extra because of the high traffic area.
1868767
I've only used it on flooded carpet. It worked great on that, but it leaves the kind of smell that you associate with cleaners--not bad, but definitely that kind of smell. You'd have to wash the clothes in a "normal" detergent afterwards, etc. to get rid of it.
462675
Sorry its taken so long. I read on the bottle and it doesn't say. It dose say on there that its safe to pour directly on stains in the carpet. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. You could check with Hoover to be sure though. It is an amazing product I will also say! I have 4 dogs and my carpet is light and looks amazing when I've cleaned it. Tried lots of things over the years, we've always had animals, best thing yet!!! Good luck.
1353403
I use CleanAway, which is a detergent based pet cleaner and deoderizer. I also add some fabric softner as the soap left in the rug tends to bring the spot back quicker. The softener cuts the detergent. Can also use vinegar as the softener. Hope this helps
1126630
I rinse it off when done lathering it up after letting it sit for 5 minutes, however if not rinseoff it will stain carpet, does not stain pet.
1429537
I have found that it starts to come off of my laminate flooring stairway when mopped or scrubbed. I think it would do the same on a bath but even worse. I suggest first opaque bath mats, nonslip(throw them in the wash but NOT the dryer) or secondly soft, noslip adhesive strips(inexpensive but start peeling off with time). Whatever u choose read directions carefully for surface prepping to maximize adhesion.