The most important thing is that you dilute the urine and get it out of the carpet.
- Use water to blot the spot with a white absorbent material. Your best bet would be a cotton towel. Continue to wet the towel with more water and blot until no more urine is being removed.
- Only at this point can you now use your store bought bacteria-enzyme pet urine remover to clean out the remaining urine or odor.
- If you don't have a pet urine remover, use the following as a back up:
- Clean the area with a diluted neutral detergent.
- Take a tablespoon of household ammonia to a 1/2 cup of water and blot until no more urine is removed.
- Neutralize with 1 part white vinegar to 2 parts of water and blot the area.
- Blot up any remaining moisture by pressing or padding the area with the absorbent white towel and weight it down. Allow to dry for 6 hours.
Important Notes:
- Always test your spotting solution in an inconspicuous area.
- Urine stains may cause permanent dye removal from fibers.
- Urine could have penetrated the carpet and may have contaminated your under padding. Cutting and replacing this section of pad is best.
- If you need help, you can find a IICRC certified carpet cleaner in your area by going to www.iicrc.org.
Triple S Carpet & Drapery Cleaners is located in Connecticut with three main plant locations:
Stamford Plant | 400 West Main Street
Norwalk Plant | 337 Westport Avenue
Stratford Plant | 1800 Stratford Avenue
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