Pet Odor Removal Expert....If carpet cleaning products don't remove the pet urine odor we can. If your carpet cleaner say's no one can get the odor out. Call us! We treat and remove pet urine odors daily and have several methods and solutions for even the worse case senarios. We will find the extent of the damage and recommend the best treatment or repair to satisfy your needs and budget.
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How to treat pet urine odor? Pet urine deposits on carpet that go undetected can cause serious damage to sub flooring it depends on the number of incidents and the size of the animal leaving the urine deposits. The other source that causes damage to the sub flooring is the excessive use of liquid odor removing products that are designed for the retail consumer. They all work to a degree but to what level of pet odor removal are you looking for at 29.95 a gal? Not one of them states that it removes "urine" from carpet they use words like........... Destroy, control, counteract, encapsulate, digest and miracle. The only way to remove urine deposits is to use an extraction method if you don’t have a shop or wet vac call a professional. Take what ever product you like one that does have enzymes not detergent enzymes as the two are different Mix 1:4 with hot to warm water pour on the stained area and then extract if the urine stain was caused buy a large dog the size of the stain must be matched with an equal amount solution and it might be necessary to apply pressure using your foot to force the solution into the pad after solution has made contact with the urine stained area extract and repeat until you feel you have rinsed out all residual urine from carpet by doing it this way your product will be more effective combating odor of a diluted urine stain than one that is full strength, after you have finish rinsing you may then use the recommend dilution ratio by the manufacturer of the product. Once the wood or concrete sub flooring absorbs the pet urine the surface can be cleaned to remove the residual urine deposits but the urine trapped below the surface has to be sealed professionally using a product specifically to lock in pet odors and moisture. I have seen articles posted by do it yourself people regarding … "kills" not a good idea it won't stand up against the acid or moisture from urine after a few weeks and the odor will resurface. A client spending 1000's for new flooring will not be happy if odor returns and they have to remove the new flooring to address an odor problem that was treated with an inferior product. As a professional we use UV light technology to detect urine pet urine stains with out pulling up the carpet we then probe the area with moisture measuring devices that can tell how much moisture is present in the carpet, pad, wood, walls, or slab sub flooring. After accessing the extent of the damage we clean the surface of these areas and dry if needed with drying equipment air movers and dehumidifiers the next step is to seal in the odor. Once the odor has gone below the surface of the substrate it is near impossible to remove we have seen urine that has soaked completely through solid oak hard wood flooring so sanding the urine odor out of wood flooring sounds like a good idea but how far do you need to sand? As for sealing the sub floor we use product that works the first time and guarantee that no odor will come back after we treat and your new flooring can be put down 24 hrs after sealing. Sorry but this product is not available for sale to the public. 877 386 3677 ask for Jody www.thepetodorspecialist.com |
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