How to Remove Pet Urine Odor
If your pet seems to have accidents in the same spot, it might be because there is a lingering odor in that area. Here are some helpful ways to remove the odor and hopefully keep the area accident free.
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Instructions
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Apply club soda liberally to the effected area and blot with paper towels. Allow to dry and vacuum the area.
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Pour 1/4 inch of baking soda over the area if the odor still persists after the club soda method has dried.
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Leave the baking soda over the area for two days to absorb any lingering odors. Do not touch the baking soda. After the two days, vacuum the area.
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Mix 1 cup of peroxide, 1 tbsp. of baking soda and 1 tsp. of dish soap. Stir the mixture well and rub into the area with a sponge if neither of the above methods has worked. Allow to dry and vacuum the area.
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Tips & Warnings
Wait a day or two between methods so the area can completely dry.
If all else fails, do not allow your pet into that room any longer.
Perform a color test on a smaller patch before using any of the methods on a larger area.
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pergammano
Jan 17, 2008
Thank you for this article. So pleased no nasty/spray chemicals used. Great tip on ammonia! Thank you, will try today. -
pergammano
Jan 17, 2008
Thank you for this article. So pleased no nasty/spray chemicals used. Great tip on ammonia! Thank you, will try today.
