HOW DO YOU REMOVE DOG URINE FROM WOOL CARPET?
November 6th, 2009
| Tags: Dog Urine, Wall Carpet, Wall To Wall, Wool Carpet, WOOL RUG
It’s not the nap runner which we can lift out. It’s wall to wall carpet, so I’m stranded as well as do not know the most appropriate approach to equivocate the mark or odor.
Sorry. Meant to explain which it’s wall to wall nap carpet.
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Wall to wall means padding, too…so the urine will soak through to the padding and ultimately to the floor.
You can spend big bucks on a carpet cleaning chemical or system, but they won’t get to the padding and the floor.
Best thing to do is immediately blot up the liquid, then rewet with baking soda water, reblot, and do over and over again.
Baking soda will lift the stain and odor, won’t bleach, and is safe. However, if you don’t blot the urine immediately, sorry…you have the stain for life.