How can I get rid of dog urine order in carpet pad?

Hi Jeanette, here are a few things you can try https://www.homemadesimple.com/pet/how-to-get-that-dreaded-dog-pee-smell-out-of-your-carpet/

Hi, Ask at Pet Shop or maybe the Vet's

Hello. In the past I’ve use the pet formulation pre-treatment solutions prior to using the rug doctor that seem to help. If the carpet pad has been overly saturated stained it may need to be removed or there’s a possibility it’s penetrated the wooden subfloor below.

once the urine gets in the padding it is hard to remove the odors here is some info to help you out

https://www.hunker.com/13423456/how-to-get-urine-smell-out-of-carpet-and-padding

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAX4ZozVacA

Try cleaning with an enzymatic cleaner then follow with odoban.

Nature's Miracle was a miracle for us!!

Hi! I ended up removing the carpet and pad, using enzymes on the subfloor and then sealing the subfloor before putting in new flooring. It sounds like you have an ongoing problem as I did. Eventually, the odor becomes almost impossible to remove. My pet just kept going to the same spots and I just couldn't deal with it anymore. By the way, I was shocked how much had stained the pad and subfloor. I had no idea how bad it was. Good luck!

I recently helped one of my client's address the same problem..... we got a food marinade injector and used a black light to find the areas, then injected Nature's Miracle into the carpet pad...... no odor. I did shampoo the rug first putting the natures miracle into the water reservoir for the problem areas.

Try some oxy clean and soak the. Spot slightly

If pee'ed on several times, the carpet is ruined

Try oxiclean - it cleans and takes out odor of organic liquids like pet urine.

Sorry to hear about your dog. Once they tinkle in a spot, the smell guides them to do it again. You can try an enzyme cleaner which can be found at pet stores.

Here is a video tutorial for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAX4ZozVacA

Hi Jeanette, hope this helps you out, Spray 3 percent hydrogen peroxide on the spot and let sit for a few minutes. Blot dry with a clean cloth. For a stronger solution, mix 3 percent hydrogen peroxide with a squirt of dish soap and a sprinkle of baking soda. Spray this mixture on; let it sit for a few minutes; then blot dry.

Hi, Ask at Pet shop if they know the answer!

My friend had this problem. And she eventually cleaned the carpet so many times that the pad stayed damp. She had to replace the carpet. But before she did,m she used odorban on the concrete slab and made sure it was really clean. Then she replaced the carpet with LVP flooring to stop the dog from going in that area.

Here's a post that might help https://www.hunker.com/13423456/how-to-get-urine-smell-out-of-carpet-and-padding

Just combine one cup water, one cup white vinegar, and 2 teaspoons of baking soda. Allow the the mixture to soak into the spot for 5 minutes, then blot it dry.

How old is the urine? I have a clothes steamer. Maybe bleach for colors. Try oven cleaner. Ive also cleaned and used lysol spray. They make that smelly powder stuff you can rub into the carpet real good and vacuum. I have DOUSED boiling water on it and use folded rowels and stand on it and jump up and down it a lot of towels will be needed.keep pouring boiling water

Remove carpet then remove pad clean allow to dry keep pad as as template cut a new piece padding install put newspaper between new pad and carpet paper will absorb some of the urine from carpet allow to dry spray with resolve vac and repeat get the dog some diapers

The pad is probably saturated and the urine has dried in. I would remove the carpet and pad, see if it has gone through into the floor. If it has you have a laminate floor under your carpet do this:

For making this mixture, you need equal amounts of baking soda and white vinegar. Pour them in a spray bottle. Then spray over the affected area. Now let this area dry and repeat it all over the day for old stains until you feel the smell is gone. Only apply this mixture over the affected area.

Apart from this remedy, you can use a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and dishwashing liquid—Mix 250ml of 3% hydrogen peroxide and 5ml dishwashing liquid within a spray bottle. If you use a higher percentage of hydrogen peroxide, it can be damaging on laminated flooring.

Best 3 dog urine removers:

• Nature's Miracle Hard Floor Cleaner
• ANGRY ORANGE Pet Odor Eliminator
• Rocco & Roxie Professional Strength Stain & Odor Eliminator

Read further if you'd like:https://cleanhomeworld.com/how-to-clean-dog-urine-from-laminate-floors/

Here's a link for hardwood floors:

https://www.angi.com/articles/hardwood-floors-getting-rid-pet-urine-odor.htm

You may end up refinishing the hardwood floors as a last resort.

Best to you.

We use natures miracle. It is an enzyme so it breaks down the urine.