I have 2 recommendations: OdoBan is a disinfectant and odor eliminator. The other is a type of enzymatic cleaner. There is a pet version: Nature's Miracle. Not sure how well it will work.
Stick the cushions in a large lawn and leaf plastic bag. Liberally sprinkle with baking soda and seal the bag. Let it sit over night. Remove the cushions and vacuum off the baking soda.
Can you take the couch cushions off the couch and remove the covers? If so wash them as laundry, add some towels to help. For the final rinse cycle use 1/2 cup vinegar. Dry using the coolest setting in the dryer or air dry to avoid shrinkage. For the actual cushions you might need to replace them, you might try a store like Joanne's to replace them-take the measurements with you or if stuffed with fiberfill, you can find that there as well and re-stuff. Best to you.
Once you have it clean, I suggest a waterproof pad or cover. They make flat pads that can be used on a bed or seat and are washable. You can find them at most medical supply stores and online. They actually make covers to protect your furniture from spills and pets, and they are easy to wash, too. I have both types (I am a retired RN) and it protects my furniture from spills and I use the pads when one of us is ill or recovering from a procedure. Good luck.
Hi Jan: I swear by a product called Odormute. https://odormute.com I have used it for years with great succcess because my dogs and cats could not contain their enthusiasm sometimes. It is pet and eco friendly, you can wash anything with it, even your pet if it gets skunked! What you need is an enzyme eater, and this does the trick. There are other products out there, but none compare to Odormute, in my opinion. Just follow the directions on the container and I'm sure you will be satisfied with the results. I had cat pee in my carpet for a few years and the smell came out of it using this product.
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I have 2 recommendations: OdoBan is a disinfectant and odor eliminator. The other is a type of enzymatic cleaner. There is a pet version: Nature's Miracle. Not sure how well it will work.
Jan
Here is some info I found
https://www.northshorecare.com/blog/tips-to-clean-urine-in-house
Stick the cushions in a large lawn and leaf plastic bag. Liberally sprinkle with baking soda and seal the bag. Let it sit over night. Remove the cushions and vacuum off the baking soda.
Can you take the couch cushions off the couch and remove the covers? If so wash them as laundry, add some towels to help. For the final rinse cycle use 1/2 cup vinegar. Dry using the coolest setting in the dryer or air dry to avoid shrinkage. For the actual cushions you might need to replace them, you might try a store like Joanne's to replace them-take the measurements with you or if stuffed with fiberfill, you can find that there as well and re-stuff. Best to you.
Vinegar and a little water works great at removing odors in upholstery !
Once you have it clean, I suggest a waterproof pad or cover. They make flat pads that can be used on a bed or seat and are washable. You can find them at most medical supply stores and online. They actually make covers to protect your furniture from spills and pets, and they are easy to wash, too. I have both types (I am a retired RN) and it protects my furniture from spills and I use the pads when one of us is ill or recovering from a procedure. Good luck.
See if the cover comes off or put it in the washing machine to soak shut it off then let it spin to dry
Same as any other urine - https://www.charlestoncrafted.com/getting-pet-urine-odor-out-of-a-microfiber-couch/
Pour scoopable kitty litter on it and let sit for a day or two to absorb the odors.
Vacuum well and launder any slipcovers that can be washed.
Hi Jan: I swear by a product called Odormute. https://odormute.com I have used it for years with great succcess because my dogs and cats could not contain their enthusiasm sometimes. It is pet and eco friendly, you can wash anything with it, even your pet if it gets skunked! What you need is an enzyme eater, and this does the trick. There are other products out there, but none compare to Odormute, in my opinion. Just follow the directions on the container and I'm sure you will be satisfied with the results. I had cat pee in my carpet for a few years and the smell came out of it using this product.