Pet Stain Removal

Pet stain removal in carpet works best if you clean it up as soon as you see it. There will also be less time for the liquids to soak in, and cause permanent stains or damage to the carpet.

Remove as much liquid and solids as possible with paper towels. Do not spread the stain. Work from the edge to the center.

Many household cleaning products contain ammonia. It is very important to not use any cleaner that has ammonia in it. Your pet has a very strong sense of smell and to your pet, it smells like urine, and will cause him to pee in the same area again.

Old stains will be more difficult to clean. White vinegar is a good product, that can be used for cleaning pet stains and removing odors. The first step in pet stain removal from carpet, is to blot up excess moisture.

Then lightly wet the stain with a mixture of mild dish-washing liquid and warm water. Soak up the moisture with clean dry towels.

Next pour the white vinegar into a spray bottle, and mist the area to be cleaned. Dry with a clean towel.

If the carpet is expensive, it may be better to use a carpet cleaning professional, instead of cleaning it yourself.

Carpets with stain resistant finishes, give you more time to blot up the spill before it soaks into the fibers. Do not over wet the carpet. Club soda is also good for cleaning pet stains and odors.

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