How do I clean dog urine stains?

Robin
by Robin

Need to remove dog urine

  3 answers
  • Lynn Sorrell Lynn Sorrell on Jul 09, 2019

    from what? furniture,carpet ,hardwood flooring,mattress,grout/tile,laminate flooring,vinyl flooring,grassy lawns,concrete patio dog run/kennel,clothing,sleeping bags????

    • Lynn Sorrell Lynn Sorrell on Jul 09, 2019

      Linoleum--------mix 3 percent hydrogen peroxide with a squirt of dish soap and a sprinkle of baking soda. mix in glass bowl spread onto stained area let it sit at least 1-15 minutes then wipe up with sponge and hot water. for odor need good pet enzyme Not all enzyme cleaners are equally effective. Good enzyme cleaners are typically a bit more expensive. Cheap ones will work, but need to be reapplied over and over (and probably end up costing as much as the more expensive enzyme cleaners). Enzyme cleaners this author is aware of that work well and reliably include Nok Out, Urine Off, and Anti-Icky Poo.

      Of course any cleaner needs to be used properly. Most enzyme cleaners come in a spray bottle. This is deceptive, because just spraying a light layer of enzyme cleaner over a urine stain will not result in complete cleaning of that spot. Cat /dog pee wicks(spreads into outer area of stain), and unless the enzyme cleaner completely envelopes all of the cat/dog pee, even it won’t work. “Spraying” doesn’t work. Dousing, pouring, and soaking are required when cleaning up cat urine.

      To properly use an enzyme cleaner on a fresh stain:

      1. Blot up as much of the urine as you can before applying anything.

      2. Soak the affected area with the enzyme cleaner.

      3. Let the enzyme cleaner sit for 10 to 15 minutes.

      4. Blot up as much of the enzyme cleaner as possible.

      5. Leave the enzyme cleaner to air dry.

  • Redcatcec Redcatcec on Jul 09, 2019

    Where are the urine stains?

  • Kelli L. Milligan Kelli L. Milligan on Jul 09, 2019

    Try Natures Miracle.

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    • Lynn Sorrell Lynn Sorrell on Jul 09, 2019

      Not all enzyme cleaners are equally effective. Good enzyme cleaners are typically a bit more expensive. Cheap ones will work, but need to be reapplied over and over (and probably end up costing as much as the more expensive enzyme cleaners). Enzyme cleaners that work well and reliably include Nok Out, Urine Off, and Anti-Icky Poo.