It’s all fun and games until the dog pees in on your carpet. And then probably keeps peeing on your carpet time after time, because that’s what dogs do. Show It seems redundant to us, but doggos sure love to mark their territory. And once they’ve got that designated pee spot, they love to keep peeing on it over and over. Creatures of habit. And acute smell. Anyway, they’re lucky they’re cute. So if you’re having a dog pee-mergency, follow our guidelines below to clean your carpet and neutralize that stinky dog urine. For a fresh dog urine stain:Act quickly to help prevent dog urine from smelling up your carpet.
For an old dog urine stain:We all know that familiar stale dog urine smell coming from the carpet.
Hopefully, this does the trick of getting that dog pee smell out of your carpet, while neutralizing the scents enough that your pup doesn’t want to pee in this spot again. You can also purchase pet odor neutralizers to apply once the stain has dried. If you can smell dog urine but can’t seem to find it:If your sniffer’s not working, you’re in luck – try a blacklight to identify where that smelly dog urine in your carpet is coming from.
If this all sounds like way too much work that’s above your paygrade, hire a carpet cleaning service and take yourself and your pup out for a nice long walk while they’re at your house. It’s a two-fer: You and your doggo get out of the house while the professionals get the dog pee smell out of your carpet. To remove old dog urine stains, first, mix ½ teaspoon of dish soap with 1 cup of warm water and stir it until the mixture becomes sudsy. Once it’s mixed, pour the liquid directly onto the stain, making sure the area is totally covered. Then, blot the stained area dry with a paper towel until you’ve removed as much of the liquid as possible. Keep repeating the soaking and blotting process until the stain is gone. If you’d rather use vinegar to remove the stain, mix together 1 part white vinegar with 1 part water. Then, dip a rag into the vinegar solution and blot the stain until it’s fully soaked. Just don’t rub the stain, which can work the stain deeper into the upholstery. Finish by using paper towels to soak up as much of the liquid as you can. To learn how to rent a carpet-cleaner to remove dog urine stains, read on! Did this summary help you?YesNo Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 257,538 times. How do you get old dog urine smell out?Opt for Baking Soda
Baking soda naturally neutralizes odors. Sprinkle it liberally on the damp area or even an old urine stain, and work the powder gently into the fibers of any fabric, rug or carpet. Let the baking soda sit overnight for maximum odor absorption, then vacuum it up to remove the smell completely.
Is it possible to get old urine smell out of carpet?Vinegar Cleaning Solution–Add one part white vinegar to one part water. Urine smells like ammonia, and this is neutralized with white vinegar. After blotting the area dry, pour the vinegar solution on the affected area, and let the solution soak for 10 minutes to reach the deepest fibers in the rug.
Why is dog urine so hard to get out of carpet?Animal urine is made up of a combo of water, enzymes, urea, uric acid, cholesterol and other trace chemicals – with a yellow pigment. When a cat or dog pees, the liquid that comes out is an acid, but after 12 hours this acid begins transformation to an alkaline due to bacteria.
How do you remove old urine stains?Vinegar is an excellent urine stain remover; it breaks down the uric acid in urine and makes the stain easier to remove. When the cycle is complete, run the load again (this time adding detergent) and wash at the hottest water temperature recommended for the fabric.
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