No matter what my little Maltese decides to leave for me on the carpet, I remove it. I use a Pet Odor remover from Bissel and put about 2 inches of that into a spray bottle. Then I add 1 cup of Peroxide and a drop of Dawn Dish Detergent. Shake this up and spray on the stain. Every time I use this mix the stains on my rug disappear on the first use. Just use a small brush on the stain after spraying and then put a piece of paper towel on the spot and stand on it for a second. The stain and odor is GONE. Very easy. Shake well.
Yes I have used Bissell urine eliminator stain & stink with enzyme action, Specially designed for tough pet stains such as urine, feces and other accidents and is safe for carpets,upholstery, pet bedding litter boxes, concrete or any other water-safe surface and has work for me. You have to watch what you put on certain fabrics this you can use on fabric codes "WS"or "W" if coded "X" or "S" do not use. Not recommended on velvet,silk, vinyl or leather. You can look for the (Manufacturer's cleanability code tag) always test a small hidden area for color- fastness and examine it when dry. If color is affected, do not use for anything you use.
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Hi Linda,
What kind of pet stain? #1, #2, vomit...? Need a little more info
I wrote a tutorial about stain removal. You can use this same process to remove your pet stains. https://chascrazycreations.com/carpet-spot-remover-with-2-ingredients/
spot shot always worked for us
No matter what my little Maltese decides to leave for me on the carpet, I remove it. I use a Pet Odor remover from Bissel and put about 2 inches of that into a spray bottle. Then I add 1 cup of Peroxide and a drop of Dawn Dish Detergent. Shake this up and spray on the stain. Every time I use this mix the stains on my rug disappear on the first use. Just use a small brush on the stain after spraying and then put a piece of paper towel on the spot and stand on it for a second. The stain and odor is GONE. Very easy. Shake well.
Simple green and oxyclean mix will get out just about everything including dried blood. Wear gloves.
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Yes I have used Bissell urine eliminator stain & stink with enzyme action, Specially designed for tough pet stains such as urine, feces and other accidents and is safe for carpets,upholstery, pet bedding litter boxes, concrete or any other water-safe surface and has work for me. You have to watch what you put on certain fabrics this you can use on fabric codes "WS"or "W" if coded "X" or "S" do not use. Not recommended on velvet,silk, vinyl or leather. You can look for the (Manufacturer's cleanability code tag) always test a small hidden area for color- fastness and examine it when dry. If color is affected, do not use for anything you use.
If it’s from doggie poop. I find hydrogen peroxide works great. Sometimes I use baking soda and vinegar. Just depends on how stubborn it is . Lol