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Dog Urine
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I'm going to clean 1 8x10 polyester rug and 2 8x10 wool rugs in the next week or so. The owners dogs have pee'd on them several times. I have some DS2 to clean with. What about the spots and odor?? What should I use for that?

Thanks...
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#2
Encap-HydrOx and Odorcide is a great way to handle urine spots and odor.
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#3
What if the rugs are dark?
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#4
A dark colored carpet/rug shouldn't affect your results.

But you always want to test for colorfastness (especially on darker colors) before cleaning is performed - whenever there's a chance of color-bleed or color-loss. Test by blotting the carpet in an inconspicuous section. Blot with a strong dilution of your detergent using a white terrycloth towel. Look for any color transfer on the towel. If you don't see a color transfer, you should be safe to proceed with caution.
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#5
Then spray the rug, let dwell about 15, then use my crb?
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#6
1. Spray the rug with HydrOx/Odorcide combo, and scrub with the CRB.
2. Now allow 10 minutes of dwell time.
3. Then spray the rug again with HydrOx/Odorcide combo, and scrub again.

Should do the trick!
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#7
Worked great.... Thanks again...
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#8
Excellent Smile
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#9
Odorcide would be great for the pet odor, but I also use with good luck Miracle Odor and Stain Remover that knock out bad stains and the odor deep down in the fabric.
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#10
I will prespray with a hydrox mixture at either 3 parts water 1 part hydrox or sometimes 2/1. then when i'm spray the entire floor with the normal mix (10oz/gal) i make sure to go over those areas again. then CRB. typically removes both stain and odor. sometimes older stains may not come out but the odor still goes. I can think of twice where doing that didn't work, and neither did Nature's Miracle, so I had to go hardcore--i have a urine preconditioner that I use (brand escapes me) and extract after 10 minutes.
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#11
How do you take care of odor that has gotten into the pad? That seems to be what causes the most problems long term.
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#12
If it gets into the pad, I soak with a mild acid, then flush and extract with a water claw on my porty. Then I inject a bio-enzyme into the pad. Usually works well. If the urine has gotten into the sub-floor, then you have a whole different problem.
Ed Elliott

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#13
How much Hydrox/Odorcide are you using to make a spray?

Louie
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