Does this take away that dog smell from a carpet so that when you vacuum it doesn't smell like old wet dog?
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Fizzion who destroy the odor on anything it touches. The problem with carpet is that the fizzion cannot get all of the way down into the carpet fibres, so it is sort of a hit and miss proposition. I would suggest that you use a steamer on your carpet. You can just use an ordinary floor steamer, remove the pads and hold it over the carpet. Doing this destroys the odors and cooks all of the bacteria, fleas, dust mites leaving your carpet pest free and odor free. If you have to buy a steamer check the temperature of the steam. Hotter is better for your purposes. Good luck. This will also work on all of your upholstered furniture but make sure you get under the cushions if you want pest control.
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We have 2 cats and a dog. When I spray it on the carpets (just to freshen them up) and let it dry, then vacum, all the smells are gone. Use as directed to treat any spots.
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I would not say that it is completely gone but definitely freshens the carpet.
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Fizzion who destroy the odor on anything it touches. The problem with carpet is that the fizzion cannot get all of the way down into the carpet fibres, so it is sort of a hit and miss proposition. I would suggest that you use a steamer on your carpet. You can just use an ordinary floor steamer, remove the pads and hold it over the carpet. Doing this destroys the odors and cooks all of the bacteria, fleas, dust mites leaving your carpet pest free and odor free. If you have to buy a steamer check the temperature of the steam. Hotter is better for your purposes. Good luck. This will also work on all of your upholstered furniture but make sure you get under the cushions if you want pest control. Fizzion who destroy the odor on anything it touches. The problem with carpet is that the fizzion cannot get all of the way down into the carpet fibres, so it is sort of a hit and miss proposition. I would suggest that you use a steamer on your carpet. You can just use an ordinary floor steamer, remove the pads and hold it over the carpet. Doing this destroys the odors and cooks all of the bacteria, fleas, dust mites leaving your carpet pest free and odor free. If you have to buy a steamer check the temperature of the steam. Hotter is better for your purposes. Good luck. This will also work... » Read More Fizzion who destroy the odor on anything it touches. The problem with carpet is that the fizzion cannot get all of the way down into the carpet fibres, so it is sort of a hit and miss proposition. I would suggest that you use a steamer on your carpet. You can just use an ordinary floor steamer, remove the pads and hold it over the carpet. Doing this destroys the odors and cooks all of the bacteria, fleas, dust mites leaving your carpet pest free and odor free. If you have to buy a steamer check the temperature of the steam. Hotter is better for your purposes. Good luck. This will also work on all of your upholstered furniture but make sure you get under the cushions if you want pest control. « Show Less
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I don't have pets, but I doubt it. If you are talking about removing pet fur from a pile carpet, you may need something along the lines of a Kirby or Dyson. When we got our Kirby years ago, it was picking up dog fur from the carpet & we don't have a dog. It was from the previous owner. Also remember, vacuums always work better when they are new. You may get something that will pick it up when it is new, but after a while not quite do it. Good luck.
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I have 2 large dogs so I have a lot of dog hair in my carpets. The Dyson does a good job of vacuuming the dog hairs. It also does a good job of removing dog fur from furniture fabric.
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Hi Vincent:The vacuum self adjusts between rug and hardwood. As far as it being able to pick up dog fur it should. You might want to contact the Dyson Co. and ask them. I am on my second Dyson. My last one lasted over 10 years. It is a great product. I have had other brands in the past. This has lasted the longest and out performed the others.
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Yes it does if you pretreat the area. They have a spray bottle with pet stain pretreat. Also use the carpet shampoo called pet stain and odor. Both products are sold by Bissell.
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I shed A TON of hair...I am very similar to a dog! I was surprised with how well this lightweight vacuum was able to pick up my hair. So yes, it does definitely pick up hair from carpets.
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No. You can vacuum all you want it actually saturates the carpet fibers and retains its effectiveness.
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Sorry, I don't have a dog but it's fine for dry cat food and fur. Works best on hardwood and tile - not the best on carpet. Need to check the cylinder inside the dirt cup as it can lose suction if it's clogged.
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Yes, it does - unfortunately the pet stains I had on one rug were too much & just sent it out for professional cleaning - but, it did a great job on our indoor/outdoor carpets that were muddy from our dogs!
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Depends upon the size of the "pet' and whether solid or liquid "accident". I have used it to vacuum the wetness from a wet accident after cleaning by hand with a sponge, bucket and soapy water...then vacuumed the residual wetness.
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We own a black short hair dog. I think it does a very good job of getting her hair off the carpet, dog bed and furniture. The suction is excellent. The bag is very easy to change also. However, the bag does retain smells. My husband swears it smells like dog after I sweep, so I bought tablets you put in the bag to hide odors. I don't smell dog myself.
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It does not remove pet hair from the air. It does remove odors extremely well.
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This cleaner is very powerful for a lightweight unit. I feel it did an excellent job of removing dirt from deep down in my carpet. I don't have pets but feel it would pick up whatever is in the carpet. Good luck!
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It does a good job with the hair, but we've been disappointed because of the smell the vacuum emits. We have two Labrador Retrievers who live in the house, and we typically have to buy a new vacuum cleaner every two years because of the 'dog' smell. No matter what we do or how much we clean them, they start to smell like dogs. We decided to go with a bagged vacuum this time to see if it would make a difference, and it has turned out to be worse! It started smelling like 'dog' within a couple of months. We've changed the filters and my husband even put a Bounce sheet over the exhaust filter, but nothing has helped. I'm afraid we're going to have to purchase a different vacuum cleaner.
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No, it isn't. It's great for removing the pet hair and leaves no trace on regular carpeting.
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I really don't know. I sucked up as much of the urine as possible with a wet vac. Next I cleaned and rinsed taking up as much water as possible. Then I soaked the area. Like magic no more odor. If you don't fully soak the area it won't be as effective. After many years of puppies and later old dogs this is the best product to eliminate odor.
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I've had some really bad smells from the carpet. It would take several treatments and since you need to let it air try, it might takes weeks. It will also smell during the treatments as well. But it has always worked for us so as long as the product is penetrating to the dried urine, it should eventually get rid of it. Like many others have said, patience and persistence is the key.