How to remove carpet pet stains. It's inevitable; even the best pet makes a mess sometimes. You mustn't live with the pungent reminders if your cat misses the litter box.
Pet accidents on carpets and upholstery can be removed, especially if you attack them while they're still fresh. The tips and techniques below can help you remove carpet pet stains.
Start by soaking up the excess urine with a rag or paper towels. Blot on a one-quarter teaspoon mild liquid laundry detergent solution and one cup of warm water. Repeat until no more stain transfers to your towel or rag.
Next, blot with two tablespoons of ammonia and one cup of water. Rinse with warm water. Repeat and blot dry.
Then, blot the area with a solution of one cup of white vinegar and two cups of water. Rinse again.
Finally, cover the area with several layers of paper towels weighed down with a heavy object. Continue changing the paper towels until the carpet is dry.
No one said carpet stain removal would be pleasant, right? But if it can eliminate the smelly, unsightly problem, it is worth it—and it can save you the expense of hiring a carpet cleaner.
So here's how to remove stains on the carpet from the party pooper:
Wearing gloves, gently scoop up excess with a spoon or spatula. Deposit it into a bag you can immediately take outside. Blot it with the ammonia solution above.
Allow to soak in for several minutes. Blot and repeat until the stain is removed. Rinse with cold water. Blot dry.
To remove lingering carpet odors, sprinkle baking soda on the spot. Let it sit overnight, then vacuum.
However, if you can't remove either stain, consider recovering the furniture item or replacing the carpet. This might also be a great time to consider the benefits of a good dog trainer.