I'm concerned my pup had an accident on my sisal carpet. I can't find any stains, but it smells like urine. Will this remove old, dried pet odors?
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Yes, this product is great! I have a lazy cat who sometimes does not use the litter box. I thought I was going to have to replace my carpet but after sprinkling this product over the area(s) it absorbed the smell. I put the product in a collander (sieve) to distribute the dry carpet cleaner so that it wouldn't clump up. It also cleans carpets in general. I definitely recommend it.
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I use it as a pre-wash spray on a bath towel that is used by a family member who does outside manual labor in the heat. * just maybe 6 sprays on each side of the towel near the fold where it can get pungent & then toss in wash with Tide pod detergent. It works. The odor is gone. I also use Petastic for pet stains & odor in carpeting. It works. No stain or odor.I hope this helps.
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When I first got it, it WAS to use outside, in the small enclosed area the dogs had when they were out by themselves. It was part concrete & part grass, and it completely got rid of urine smell. I've since used it inside on carpet occasionally just to get rid of the doggy odor that sometimes gets into the carpet. Works well for me both inside & out. Hope this helps!
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I'm sorry, but I do not know how Nature's Miracle works. I just know this stuff from Rug Doctor works, and works VERY WELL! It has completely removed the urine stains my cat left. I thought Zeus had ruined the carpet in my dining room, since I did not notice right away that he was spraying there in the corner. While I had to do several applications... I can now put my nose in the carpet, and there is zero smell, and zero stain. Good luck!
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It depends on how persistent the pet is to use the bathroom. its been my experience that it removes odor better than anything else I've ever used, and we've tried most everything on the market. Its really great for pet bedding or pet urine in fabric.
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I really don't know the answer to this question, but a you have to do is sprinkle it all over the carpet like you would with carpet deodorizer. You would have to leave it on there for a few days . It's harmless to pets .
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I would suggest on the old pet stains to pour a generous amount out of the bottle and then with an absorbent rag, rub the areas really vigorously until you can't get any more liquid out of the carpet. Then I would suggest using a rug cleaning machine, put some of the product in the water/soap reservoir to clean the entire carpet. Hope it works for you like it did me. Results may vary due to age of stains and make of carpet.
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It is a very strong urine smell from some animals, If you can stand the smell it works..when it rains u need to reapply. but maybe once they smell it they get conditioned to go elsewhere. I started spraying orange oil/ or soap that worked well near my front door, It had a much more pleasant odor and it worked too
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I'm not sure specifically on cat urine as my cat didn't use the carpet as a potty. But, there was a large spot from the previous homeowner's dog that it did a great job on. I did have to go over it twice (probably because I needed to make sure there was no return of the awful smell). I was quite surprised at how well this cleaning solution worked.
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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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The pet formula has enzymes that help remove pet odors and deter pets from resoiling in that spot. It's excellent at killing pet odors. (My cat peed in the air duct and it got rid of the ammonia smell.) It's also not green. You can spray it on carpet, furniture, etc and it won't leave any discoloration. I'm not sure you can do that with regular simple green. The smell is very nice. Not strong like regular simple green, and not chemical smelling. I HIGHLY recommend this stuff if you have pets.
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It was smelling really bad from urine after one days use. I put a thin layer of kitty litter under the grass and now there is no smell for weeks, but my dogs don't use it all the time, they go outside on the grass during the day.
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If you soak the area good and wait until it has had about 24 hours to dry it should have used the enzymes in the product to destroy the urea crystals. Then you can use an oxygen based detergent to clean it thoroughly and hopefully it will be fine. Being able to completely access the stain is key but it worked on my carpet very well.
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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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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.
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First, it depends on what you are trying to clean. If it's carpet, beds, etc., soak the area completely. It is an enzyme and it will work. Let the Urine Off dry, then clean with a cleaner you can live with to smell...for example, I first dampen the area with warm water, then I use Woolite Spray Carpet cleaner. You can also use any other type of cleaner. I use an old fashioned scrub brush to make sure the cleaning gets down into the area. Let it dry again, and you should not have problems. It's important to dilute the enzymes you placed in the carpet down until they no longer are the major source of moisture in that has been place in the carpet. I use about the same amount of warm water as I used of the enzymes. Then spray the carpet with the carpet cleaner and scrub. Let dry again, and that should do it.
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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.