How to Remove Dog Urine Smells From a Carpet
Puppy potty training is an exercise in patience and determination. As many times as you try to make it clear that outside is the place for restroom breaks, puppies, and occasionally even full grown dogs, still don't always get the hint. When your carpet becomes the place for doggy negligence, don't despair. Removing the odor is easy--much easier than convincing your dog that the living room isn't the bathroom. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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If you happen to catch the dog in the act, blot up any urine with paper towels.
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Make a solution of one cup vinegar, one cup water, and two tablespoons of dish soap, and pour it into a spray bottle.
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Spray the solution onto the affected area, and gently work it into the fibers with a clean cloth.
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Cover the area with baking soda, and allow it to sit for at least an hour to absorb any excess moisture and odors.
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Vacuum up the baking soda when the area is dry; this will also help to fluff the carpet back up.
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Tips & Warnings
Using a scented dish soap such as Mrs. Meyers can help to cover the urine/vinegar smell.
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- Photo Credit Ana Kompan: commons.wikimedia.org
