How To Remove Pet Stains From Carpet.

(1) Pick up the matter with a paper towel and blot the stain using a clean white paper towel or a white rag.

(2) Apply pet stain remover to the spot and let it soak for 10 minutes.

(3) Then rinse it out using your home carpet cleaning machine.

(4) Dry the area by placing fans on it. If its a nice day open the windows to air it out.

(5) If the stain persists apply more stain remover and blot it. This will eliminate the stain and odor in your carpet fibers.

(6) Rinse and repeat if necessary. It may take 2-3 times to remove it.

(7) Important tip: Do not use excessive stain remover and water to where it penetrates the backing and goes into the padding.

There are a couple ways of removing pet stains. The method I gave you above is probably the most efficient way to remove pet stains from carpet.

But there is a product you don't have to rinse out, and that's PROXI Clean, which you can spray and walk away.

PROXI is an easy-to-use spot remover that gets rid of most difficult organic stains both new and old. Blood, juice, red wine, pet stains, and more don't stand a chance against this professional-strength spot remover. Even some non-organic stains can't resist PROXI's power.

The hydrogen-peroxide-based formula will get rid of both stains and odors and then naturally degrade into oxygen and water. This environmentally friendly cleaning product contains no VOCs and no bleach. It requires no rinsing, no agitation, and no extraction.

Use PROXI on all wet-cleanable carpets, furniture, drapery, mattresses, clothing, and even automotive interiors.

Directions:

1. Remove all loose soil from the area to be cleaned. Spray generously about 12 inches from the stained area.
2. DO NOT SCRUB OR BLOT THE TREATED STAIN. Just spray and walk away.
3. Allow area to dry. PROXI will gradually break down and remove the stain and remain active up to 3 days. Additional treatments of PROXI Spray may be necessary in cases of severe staining.
4. On deep pile carpets, work PROXI into the pile lightly with a clean rag or light brush. Do not scrub or blot.

Note: Not for use on wool or materials damaged by water. Test colorfasteness prior to use.

In some cases urine stains need to be treated down into the padding of the carpet. You can inject the padding with odor eliminator using a carpet syringe. To do so you will need a Water Claw to extract the chemical through the backing of the carpet. Your carpet cleaning hose will not be strong enough. So you will need a Water Claw.

For heavy urine stains the best thing to do is pull back your carpet, remove the infected padding, seal the subfloor with kilz, and replace it with new carpet padding. Once it's replaced with new padding - reinstall the carpet - then deep clean it using urine and odor eliminator. Bam now your carpet smells fresh again.

If you are looking for professional equipment and chemicals to remove pet stains from carpet then give me a call or text at (224) 805-6456 and I will personally help you. This is my cell phone.

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