I have concrete under my carpet. I ripped out the carpet. Since it is porous, any suggestions to get dog urine out?
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Just spray the spot with a freaks mixture of Odormute, then let it dry. Repeat if needed, but with a fresh mixture.
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Odormute makes a HUGE amount of liquid product. Mix it up according to the directions on the box, pour it liberally on the concrete, and cover it with plastic for 4 hours so the enzymes can work a good amount of time. Then take the plastic off and let it dry (or put a fan on to speed it up). It will still stink until the concrete is totally dry, and then the smell will be gone like magic. It's truly amazing. DON'T clean the concrete with other products first, because then the enzymes might not work. If there is a lot of uric acid crystals from a truly horrendous buildup, go ahead and mop that off with plain water before treating it.
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Yeah...you could soak it in this stuff. I had plywood under my carpet (renters let their dogs pee all over it). I soaked the plywood after removing the carpet.
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Pat's got it exactly right....never use any other chemicals before using Odormute. Once the deep pores in concrete are truly dry, either the smell will be completely gone, or you'll still have a faint trace of urine odor. If the latter, re-treat with Odormute. Patience is the key ingredient.
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I suggest make it mixing water and this as well use the liquid forme it works great. Comes ready to use.
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Odormute makes a HUGE amount of liquid product. Mix it up according to the directions on the box, pour it liberally on the concrete, and cover it with plastic for 4 hours so the enzymes can work a good amount of time. Then take the plastic off and let it dry (or put a fan on to speed it up). It will still stink until the concrete is totally dry, and then the smell will be gone like magic. It's truly amazing. DON'T clean the concrete with other products first, because then the enzymes might not work. If there is a lot of uric acid crystals from a truly horrendous buildup, go ahead and mop that off with plain water before treating it. Odormute makes a HUGE amount of liquid product. Mix it up according to the directions on the box, pour it liberally on the concrete, and cover it with plastic for 4 hours so the enzymes can work a good amount of time. Then take the plastic off and let it dry (or put a fan on to speed it up). It will still stink until the concrete is totally dry, and then the smell will be gone like magic. It's truly amazing. DON'T clean the concrete with other products first, because then the enzymes might not work. If there is a lot of uric acid crystals from a truly horrendous buildup, go ahead and mop... » Read More Odormute makes a HUGE amount of liquid product. Mix it up according to the directions on the box, pour it liberally on the concrete, and cover it with plastic for 4 hours so the enzymes can work a good amount of time. Then take the plastic off and let it dry (or put a fan on to speed it up). It will still stink until the concrete is totally dry, and then the smell will be gone like magic. It's truly amazing. DON'T clean the concrete with other products first, because then the enzymes might not work. If there is a lot of uric acid crystals from a truly horrendous buildup, go ahead and mop that off with plain water before treating it. « Show Less
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It will probably help. The thing you're probably overlooking is the "depth" of the smell. The urine probably soaked through the carpet and into the padding. You'll need to pull the carpet back from the nearest edge and roll it back over itself. You'll probably see the old stain on the back side. Treat the padding (or replace it) and the back side of the carpet. Nature's Miracle is very effective because it destroys the source of the odor, it doesn't just mask it.
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my need was for oder removal, I have a male Cavalier, his pee smells like it's from a lion! This stuff really works for oder. I spray on my concrete patio, let it dry and the smell is gone. I have a stamped concrete patio that was then stained a terra cotta color. It doesn't have any stains on it from the dogs. I hope this helps
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It will work anywhere there is surface-level urine. You can usually still find spots after cleaning, you just have to look a lot harder and get the light closer to the carpet. Sometimes though, if you have thick padding under the carpet, the surface of the carpet can be perfectly clean but the padding can still release odor. Lights wouldn't help in this instance.
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Great Question!! I have considered it, but I would suggest emailing them at support@petseer.com to make sure this is an effective way to clean, since it is necessary to let the product sit on your carpet for a couple of minutes to breakdown the protein found in urine.
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I believe this is to be applied by spraying directly on the problem area. You might check with their website to see if they a product that can be used in a carpet cleaner. With this I would clean the carpet first and then apply this spray and let it dry. I think they have a solution for pet odors.
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The other answers you have received today have hit the nail on the head. The Chem-Dry Carpet Stain Extinguisher is the best product we have found to clean up those "messes" left by our dog. Follow R.C.'s and E.C.G.'s advice and you will love the product too with the purchase of your first bottle. Good Luck, JH
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If you soak the area good and wait until it has had about 24 hours to dry it should have used the enzymes in the product to destroy the urea crystals. Then you can use an oxygen based detergent to clean it thoroughly and hopefully it will be fine. Being able to completely access the stain is key but it worked on my carpet very well.
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Thank you for your question Elizabeth; here are a few tips:1) Remove excess stain or pet urine first, utilizing a highly absorbent towel. 2) Apply a generous amount of pet urine stain remover to the affected area and allow to stand. For tough odors, both carpet and underlying pad must be thoroughly treated. Allow to stand 60 min. 3) Fold the towel and lay it on the treated area allowing it to absorb the excess liquid out of the carpet pad.4) Once dried, inspect, and then vacuum the treated area. If stain and odor remains, repeat the above procedure. Thank you for your question Elizabeth; here are a few tips:1) Remove excess stain or pet urine first, utilizing a highly absorbent towel. 2) Apply a generous amount of pet urine stain remover to the affected area and allow to stand. For tough odors, both carpet and underlying pad must be thoroughly treated. Allow to stand 60 min. 3) Fold the towel and lay it on the treated area allowing it to absorb the excess liquid out of the carpet pad.4) Once dried, inspect, and then vacuum the treated area. If stain and odor remains, repeat the above... » Read More Thank you for your question Elizabeth; here are a few tips:1) Remove excess stain or pet urine first, utilizing a highly absorbent towel. 2) Apply a generous amount of pet urine stain remover to the affected area and allow to stand. For tough odors, both carpet and underlying pad must be thoroughly treated. Allow to stand 60 min. 3) Fold the towel and lay it on the treated area allowing it to absorb the excess liquid out of the carpet pad.4) Once dried, inspect, and then vacuum the treated area. If stain and odor remains, repeat the above procedure. « Show Less
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When the pet marks it's spot, it's not only the carpet but the padding under the carpet that gets sprayed. Try the water on a little spot first to make sure it won't effect the color( it's strong when it is very fresh, on delicate things I sometimes wait for 5 or 6 min. so its not so strong)), I have had good success with it deodorizing, but I never took up the carpet to treat the padding under it. Remarking, well pets have minds of their own, so I sure couldn't say about that.( cats don't like citrus odor) good luck.
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I'd contact the manufacturer for information. I emailed them once when I was having problems getting rid of the smell of dog urine on a wooden post. They responded quickly and the advice worked.
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Good day. I do not have pets so I don't know how well it works with pet urine. It does a good job with mild stains. I took before and after pictures of a carpet placed at the entrance to the house. The carpet was exceptionally dirty because of the snowy it wet winter season. I was very pleased with its ability to clean this difficult carpet.
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Not sure how old you mean but I have used it for dog urine on carpet when I discovered a dry stain I had not noticed. It removed the odor and the stain. I did use it on a red chair for fresh dog urine and it was great.
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It was smelling really bad from urine after one days use. I put a thin layer of kitty litter under the grass and now there is no smell for weeks, but my dogs don't use it all the time, they go outside on the grass during the day.
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Any carpet shampoo liquid will work....there are even receipes to make your own on the internet.
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hmmm. i'm no professional, but since it's hardwood, you might have to sand it out. I'm thinking it's pretty soaked in there. and to "unsoak' it with more liquid will probably trash it. Is the pee in a super visible place? I was thinking maybe you could spray some Fizzion on, then sprinkle it with baking soda or borax, maybe, to suck up the Fizzion and with luck, the cat pee also. But, I have NO IDEA if this will do something crazy to the floor. I'm curious now, I think I'll have to go online and see if someone has come up with a solution! Good luck!
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This is pretty good about preventing stains. It worked for me for dog urine. It protects the carpet from staining, but the urine still goes down to pad like normal if you let it sit. Make sure stain is.gone before putting it on, though, or it will seal the stain in permanently.