What about urine that's in the carpet pad? If you drench the carpet &amp; pad, will the smell go away? Do I just let it air dry?
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I used it on a mattress that had been "marked" so often that it turned yellow. I sprayed enough to saturate a large section of it and it removed all evidence of the stain. The smell was much less intense and I know that when I finish the mattress, it will look and smell unmarked.
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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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I could never get my dogs to use it. Even after I put a paper towel with urine on the pad. I would imagine you would need to clean it each day so it won't smell.
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Pee is stinky but invisible. My 3 cats puke food, grass, whatever in chunks. That's visible. Once cleaned up, shouldn't stink. Pee does! Two arm chairs, loveseat to the transfer station, perimeter of family room carpet, new loveseat peed twice in 6 months, bottom edge of living room shears cleaned, carpet cleaned twice. Last straw, laying in bed, cat comes for pets and pees all over Spouse and bed. Banned to garage and yard forever!
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Yes, you need to put some kind of bedding or towels down to soak up the urine. Paper bedding and shavings can be a pain to remove from the corners and edges of the canvas, so I find towels and fleece to work the best.
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Leave it alone....this product uses enzymes that work afterward, leaving a smell for a day or two if its too badly saturated with urine, but the smell WILL go away after it finishes eating at the "mess" (literally). I have used Nature's Miracle on an apartment I was cleaning that had badly soaked carpets, and the day after, you could barely walk into the house, because the odor of the urine and an "alcohol smell" that is a byproduct of the enzymes doing their work, but after the second day, ALL of the smell was gone, and the carpets looked like new. This stuff works, but people need to know, this is ENZYME based, not chemical or soap based, so it takes TIME to do its job, but it WILL do it, and do it well. Think of enzymes as little critters that live off of urine, blood, and feces, and will eat and eat until they have nothing else to eat. After a couple of days, you can clean the carpets again to get rid of any remaining traces that may be left, but if you don't give this stuff time to do what it does, you are just wasting your money (like the guy that called in the "pros" afterward...all they did was soak up the enzymes that were already doing their job, then probably putting more on there along with some sort of chemical deodorizer that seals the urine into the carpet and padding so you couldn't smell it, which in return, will not allow enzymes or anything else from that point on to remove what urine they sealed in). So...use this stuff, then, LET IT SIT AND DO ITS JOB, even if its for a couple of days, it will work, DO NOT RINSE, after a few days, re-clean the carpet if you like, but don't do it BEFORE ITS DONE WORKING!! The added smell means its doing its job, not that it didn't.
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Worked for me. I sprinkled on my carpet, brushed it down into the nap and let it sits overnight. Then I vacuumed. Didn't smell anything.
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I found that my carpets weren't 100% dry--slightly damp afterwards. There may be a clog in your hose. As per the instruction guide, put clean water in a shallow dish and use the little green to suck up the water to unclog/clean out the hose.
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Hello Jennifer, this product gets rid of the smell (Really! It doesn't hide the smell, it completely gets rid of it!) and deters the pup from peeing there again. It also gets rid of cat vomit stains. I love this product! It also fades urine stains on carpets and hardwood. Be sure to dilute the solution if you are using a steam machine otherwise the parts you've spot cleaned will be cleaner looking than the rest of your rugs/carpet. It's a life saver! I can invite people over and not have to worry about the smell because there is none!! And the product itself has such a mild clean scent that doesn't overpower the atmosphere
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When the pet marks it's spot, it's not only the carpet but the padding under the carpet that gets sprayed. Try the water on a little spot first to make sure it won't effect the color( it's strong when it is very fresh, on delicate things I sometimes wait for 5 or 6 min. so its not so strong)), I have had good success with it deodorizing, but I never took up the carpet to treat the padding under it. Remarking, well pets have minds of their own, so I sure couldn't say about that.( cats don't like citrus odor) good luck.
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Hmm. I have not used my steamer on concrete. Concrete is pitted. What is ever in it.. needs a chemical to pull it out... or a lot of water. The steamer doesn't emit large quantities of water. I would first try something to neutralize the urine. Look for a pet related product. ** #1 Pet Odor Eliminator ** Urine Remover - CRI Certified Enzyme Cleaner For Old & New Stains - FREE BONUS Included... by Petseer Amazon sells this. It is an enzyme...so not a harmful substance. As I stated earlier, I think a lot of water is needed to wash the urine away. Best to you - S.
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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.
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First of all. I bought a spare mat. So I can wash and dry one, while the other is in use. I put old newspapers in the tray to help absorb most of the moisture. Daily, hose the mat throughly first. then a little soap a little scrub and a second hose rinse. Finally, mist with chlorine based kitchen/bathroom cleaner. let it dry all night.I strongly advice to be sure theres are no traces of urine, before using the chlorine, as very harmful vapors may emanate if those two mixes.Keep in mind that we live in a small apartment, so the shower is the place for the mat cleaning.
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Mine got my carpets so clean my son thought we moved. I have two large dogs. I did notice the pet smell started to come back within about 2 weeks stains are still all good. I love it.
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Carpet yes, but this is not a cleaning solution - it only attacks the urine or other various smelly stains, so on tile it may not soak down to the smell, if the urine has somehow soaked into your tile. It would probably depend on the type of tile you speak of, but what I can say is that I have NEVER found a product that worked better than this for urine. Almost everything else is half-assed at best.
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Hi! I have not seen any which is why I bought some indoor/outdoor carpet and cut it to size. I just use a new/clean(dry) one every other day and take the dirty one and squirt it with the hose and leave it to air dry in the sun. I love this thing and won't bother to purchase anything else...especially if it's more expensive. I DID take the grass from another system I bought (but that was too big for the space allotted for the potty pad) and that grass has worked wonderfully. But, if I had to choose...I'd pick the indoor/outdoor carpet. It's cheaper and smells less than the grass that comes with it!!!
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I don't know but that's actually my next test. I have cat urine stains that I have tried shampooing with no luck. I'm going to use the nok-out in the shampooer and give it another go. My guess is that it will remove the smell, but probably not the stain.