has anyone tried this on old dry dog urine stains?
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I love this product !!! It works on new stains as well as old, dry stains. To remove old, dry stains I mist the stain with water (mist only to moisten the top layer; do not moisten down to the pad ). Let stain sit a little while and then continue using the product as though the stain was new.
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I found that it really doesn't remove stains. I use it about once a month to keep the carpet looking and smelling fresh.
2129123
I have used this product for several years. I would imagine they have tinkered with it as companies often do. The product works very well to freshen sweaters or other dry cleanables. I have never tried it on a set-in stain or a very dirty item (I still take those to the dry cleaners!) But it has worked well for me. Thank you!
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I have never used steam on any kind of doggy stains, but I know a steam iron makes any smelly fabric awful. I have been using Zero Odor for years and it is the only one (I had tried them ALL previously) that really works and works forever with one application. Just know where the problem is and spray. I cannot say enough about Zero Odor. You can get it here on Amazon. I am simply a retired dog owner and not affiliated with any product. I'm not sure about removing any discoloration but it works amazingly well on any smell. Good luck.
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Yes, I have. I pop it in with a load of towels and let it air dry. This takes care of any outside staining - they clean up beautifully!!
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Wish I could help but we just use it for pee stains on the carpet, it works great for that but don't know if it works for any other kinds of stains or not.
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I don't have dogs that "mark", however, Simple Solution Extreme Stain Remover has always removed every pet stain completely. Just follow the instructions. It also helps to get to the accident immediately, but this product works on older stains very well. Simple Solution has a clean, fresh, very pleasant scent. Not at all over powering.
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Thank you for your question Elizabeth; here are a few tips:1) Remove excess stain or pet urine first, utilizing a highly absorbent towel. 2) Apply a generous amount of pet urine stain remover to the affected area and allow to stand. For tough odors, both carpet and underlying pad must be thoroughly treated. Allow to stand 60 min. 3) Fold the towel and lay it on the treated area allowing it to absorb the excess liquid out of the carpet pad.4) Once dried, inspect, and then vacuum the treated area. If stain and odor remains, repeat the above procedure. Thank you for your question Elizabeth; here are a few tips:1) Remove excess stain or pet urine first, utilizing a highly absorbent towel. 2) Apply a generous amount of pet urine stain remover to the affected area and allow to stand. For tough odors, both carpet and underlying pad must be thoroughly treated. Allow to stand 60 min. 3) Fold the towel and lay it on the treated area allowing it to absorb the excess liquid out of the carpet pad.4) Once dried, inspect, and then vacuum the treated area. If stain and odor remains, repeat the above... » Read More Thank you for your question Elizabeth; here are a few tips:1) Remove excess stain or pet urine first, utilizing a highly absorbent towel. 2) Apply a generous amount of pet urine stain remover to the affected area and allow to stand. For tough odors, both carpet and underlying pad must be thoroughly treated. Allow to stand 60 min. 3) Fold the towel and lay it on the treated area allowing it to absorb the excess liquid out of the carpet pad.4) Once dried, inspect, and then vacuum the treated area. If stain and odor remains, repeat the above procedure. « Show Less
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It's worth a try! I've use it on all kinds of stains but WD 40 and it has worked for me! The heavier stains I have let it sit a bit longer before washing and used like a little tooth brush to work the soap into the stain...check it again before drying! Might have to give it a second treatment but I was able to get dried ink to just about be non visible and it had been washed and dried! Good luck!
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Sure. I use it on leather everything. It works very well on leather. As for dog urine specifically I can't say, but I guess so. You may need to reapply it in that area sooner than others.
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I've used Urine Off after all kinds of products and it's the only thing I've found that takes away the urine smell and stains. It does wonders on removing odor. I have a male Papillon that is a stubborn little guy and wants to mark his territory. He wears a belly band when roaming around the house and Urine Off gets rid of the smell when the bands are laundered which regular detergent never did.
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We had great luck with this. Follow the directions and yes it will remove the stains.
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I did not, but I had used a home carpet cleaner prior. At first, it seemed that the Urine Eliminator worked extremely well. Unfortunately, the spots did come back. Not pleased!
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My sofa is very dark leather, so most stains don't show - hard to answer your question, but it did clean up a visible pet stain from the cat, and some dirty areas on the front where the dog had constantly rubbed against it. I would say it is worth a try.
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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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As for the kids and dog, yes, although you may have to use it several times. If stains are deeper, like hardened mud, or in between cracks, it will not work, generally it won't work on dry stains, but dust and fresh stains for sure. I don't think it will work with the tan grout, you may consider another robot, the Scooba, which has a brush.
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Not sure how old you mean but I have used it for dog urine on carpet when I discovered a dry stain I had not noticed. It removed the odor and the stain. I did use it on a red chair for fresh dog urine and it was great.
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i have an incontinent dog and it works well on the urine stains. plus i live on a lake and the dogs go in and out and come in with mud and dirty water on them and the bissell does fine on those as well. nancy