dog urine in carpet – The Odor Dude. Expert Free Odor Removal Help

I hate it when I come home and smell stale rank dog urine. Besides being embarrassing, the smell is also very offensive to non-dog owners. Dog urine penetrates deep into flooring and carpet and if left unchecked will be problematic for years to come. Luckily I have removed dog urine from carpet hundreds of times and here is what I do. Apply my premixed oxidising solution and allow the product to penetrate deep into the carpet to remove all dog urine residues for 5-10 minutes. Extract the area with a carpet cleaning wand or use folded towels and repeat the process until the product stops foaming on application. I usually use my knee to apply the weight to the towels.The urine residues are broken down and destroyed, which eliminates the smell. Sign up for our Free Dog Training Mini Course to have a housebroken, obedient dog that happily comes to you every time you ask.You’ll learn new commands to obedience-train your dog as well as how to housebreak your dog in 6 days or less.You’ll also learn how to eliminate bad habits like barking, nipping or biting, jumping, or pulling on the leash. Limited time and 100% FREE Step 1 : Identify where the urine is. (Mission Critical) Dog urine is often very challenging to find and depending on the size of your dog the urine contamination could be alot of urine or a tiny amount (small old dogs). Not knowing where the contamination is leads to applying a urine neutralizer in the wrong areas and wasting product. It also leads to potentially missing the spots that are affected and in doing so the smell will remain. Here are some tips to help find the source of the contamination. To find the area that the dog has used as a toilet: Check the back of furniture and in corners of the room as dogs typically pee up against something.Look in social areas such the TV room, the sitting room, any areas that have lounge suites and furniture.Look also at areas where a dog is able to get behind and pee up against the piece of furniture. The urine will run off into the carpet and if the dog is doing this repeatedly then this could be the main source of the odor.Look behind couches, chairs and furniture for yellow staining, or moist damp areas.Observe your dog and note where he/she spends most of their time when at home. Step 2: Find the urine by spraying our formula on the carpet and look for white foaming as shown. Most of the issues we have fixed over the years were caused by owners not be able to find the contaminations and missing the area where the dog has cocked his/her leg and peed. Lightly spray the odor neutralizer onto the top of the carpet and look for white foaming. The chemicals in the formula will react with any urine or feces present and will foam showing you where you should treat. This technique makes it easy to locate where the dog has urinated and will ensure you treat the correct area. Once you locate the areas mark with white chalk. Look for white foaming which indicates a contamination as shown Step 3: Douse the area with our DIY Dog Urine Neutralizer Now that you have located the areas where your dog has urinated you need to apply the urine neutralizer and make sure it comes in contact with all the urine.You can pour it from a plastic container as shown or spray the product with a spray pac but either way you need to give the contamination a very generous application and leave for 15 -30 minutes so the product can perform magic.The formulation will begin to break down the all the residues including uric acid and alkaline crystals aka salt! Once you mix our formula the chemicals start reacting together straight away and will be live for approximately an hour so you need to work fast. Never store the product and ensure all is used on the urine contamination. Douse the area in Formula 2 Step Four. Removing the residues using a wet vac. When the foaming has stopped you can remove the residues with old towels or you can suck them up with a wet vacuum cleaner. I often flush the area with warm water and then suck that up along with the residues. Old towels does just as good a job but you do need a lot of them as they soak up the residues pretty quickly. If it is a hot summers day then the area will dry quite quickly.If it is cold and wintery use a lot of towels and then put a dehumidifier in the room to assist in the drying process. This is how to get urine smell out of carpet Use a wet vac wand to extract the area and suck up the residues Removing the residues using towels. (If no wet vac available) Or use folded up towels to soak up the residues placing a weight on the towel such as your knee or a heavy weight. Change the towel once it becomes sodden and keep changing until you have soaked up all the residues. You can stand on the towel or knee on it what ever is easier for you. Use towels to soak up the dog urine residues Step 5. Leave the area for one week and then reassess the odor. Although you have extracted and soaked up the residues the product will continue to work in the carpet for one week. One of the components will stay in the carpet and continue to work on any remaining residues that the oxidizer has not destroyed. This is why it is important to leave for a week and ensure your dog can not get back to the same spot and pee again. How To Find Pet Urine Smell In Carpet Insider Secret so please read on.Us saying to you “find the source of the odor” is not always as easy as it sounds. We know this as 95% of pet urine removal jobs we did, the owners had already tried to treat the odors themselves and had missed the contaminated areas. Dang !So today we are going to give you my best techniques to find ALL of the pet urine odor contamination. This method stopped us from getting call backs from clients because the smell remained (very expensive in our business, we hate call backs lol)What you will need is a PET DETECTIVE (This is such an amazing technique!)WHAT I hear you cry, Are you serious?Yes we are, very serious. We have used this technique over and over again and it is very effective. Cats and Dogs are experts in finding other animals urine spills and they will take you to the exact spot. Cats and Dogs will find areas you did not locate and all you need do is place a dog or cat in the room and watch where they go and sniff. This is a great way for removing dog urine odor from carpet. Make sure you have your piece of chalk ready to go and where ever the cat or dog starts focusing on (It is really obvious when they do so) mark that spot with your chalk for treatment. You can guarantee there will be feces or urine residues there that you may have missed. Cats have a brilliant sense of smell and will find the source of your problem Dogs also make great Odor Detectives