How To remove pet odors

Removing pet odors from your carpet can be a perplexing task. Most people have indoor pets who sometimes pee and often wet our carpets with stains and bad odors. With the improvement of local products, we have developed the skills and ways of removing the stubborn stains and odor from your carpet. The home solutions and remedies for cleaning stains and getting rid of bad odors from the carpet are explained in this article.

Baking Soda and vinegar have sought to be the common method used because it is easy, effective, and requires almost no scrubbing.

Others say that they use hydrogen peroxide but even with all these, you will need more than a one-time solution which will include buying things like:
- Deodorizing products and carpet cleaners.
- Baking Soda-Based Carpet Deodorizer.
- Deodorizing with Vinegar.
- Cleaning and Deodorizing Carpets with Vodka.
- Baking Soda. -
- Enzymatic Cleaner (proteins that kick off natural chemical reactions at the molecular level, and catalyze their breakdown)

When you are using baking soda and water, you need to combine the two to make a paste. Apply the paste to the affected area then, pour distilled white vinegar over to cover the stain. If you can still see or smell the stain you can wash again or use an enzymatic cleaner.

All of this can help but if you truly want your carpet to be fresh and not have that pet odor you can call your favorite carpet cleaner to the rescue! We offer fast appointments and we promise you will love our service.  

Enzymatic Cleaner has become the most effective in the removal of pet odor which is sold at available local pet stores. It helps a lot in eliminating pet odors from the carpet with maximum effect.

Directions:

Pour the cleaner on the affected area (soaking it well will saturate the carpet), then cover it with a material. Let it stay for a while for it to work at its best because drying it quickly will still result in urine smells.

For stains that have already set:
- Make an effort of renting a really good carpet-cleaner from your nearest grocery or hardware store
- Once you clean the area, get a good quality pet-odor neutralizer.
- If the stain is still visible, use a carpet stain-remover once the area is dry, that is, after extracting and after neutralizing.

Pet Stains on Carpet

When it comes to pet stains on the carpet, the hot water extraction cleaning process is your best bet as well. There is no comparison with other products although spot cleaning is also a viable option. The best way to clean the stain is as soon as it happens. First, you need to soak the stain, apply the carpet-cleaning solution, and don't wash the stain while scrubbing it thoroughly. Scrubbing deeply into the stains will only drive that stain further into your carpet's fiber. The procedure of saturating, soaking, and light scrubbing, is the only way to truly get rid of pet stains on the carpet.

Deodorizing a carpet

When we are deodorizing a carpet the first step is to remove any remaining particles on the carpet, and this is done by vacuuming the carpet slowly to avoid missing any spot. The next step is to sprinkle a size-able amount of any type of baking soda on the affected area. Let this sit in for some hours. The longer the baking soda sits, the more likely it will deliver positive results because baking soda absorbs, smells instead of covering it.

Preventing Pets From Peeing on the carpet

Dog owners should learn this trick of mixing lemon juice either by using a commercial-made lemon juice or by squeezing a fresh lemon and added some water then sprinkle it on the carpets. The smell is pleasant for the people in the house but it dogs hate it, hence, they will stay away from that carpet. Its acid is also effective in cleaning and removing urine odor from carpets.