How to Get Rid of Pet Stains

If you have pets you should know how to get rid of pet stains, because pets occasionally urinate inside. And while pet stains are a nuisance, they are not necessarily permanent. If you attack the stain before it sets, getting it up can be as easy as wiping with a paper towel. But if the pet stain has had time to set or has an odor, removing it can become difficult.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Kid's 'N' Pets stain remover
• 2 white wash cloths
• vacuum cleaner

1. Blot and wipe up the stain as much as possible.

2. Squirt a liberal amount of Kids 'N' Pets onto the stain or squirt the liquid onto a wash cloth and hold it to the stain.

3. Allow the liquid to set for 5 minutes. If the stain is heavy or old, the Kids 'N' Pets cleaner may need to sit for 60 minutes.

4. Blot up the Kid 'N' Pets cleaner with your wash cloth. The stain will come up with the liquid.

5. Vacuum the area where the stain once was if possible. If the stain is on drapes or furniture use a hand vacuum.

Tips & Warnings

• Clean the stain as soon as possible. The sooner you get to it, the easier it will come up.
• Do not scrub stains as this can push it even further into the soiled area.

References

• Kids 'N' Pets Official Site