Cleaning Pet Urine & Getting Rid Of The Urine Smell

First of all, I don't care what kind of surface your pet has urinated on, even if it is a hard surface - do NOT use bleach.  Trust me, it will only make that stench worse.  Ammonia it that strong smell you smell in urine, and guess what?  Mixing it with bleach makes that smell even stronger, and causes a poisionous gas to form that is hazardous and potentially life threatening.

If the carpet has padding underneath, see if you can pull the carpet back to get to the padding. If you can, and the urine is fresh - soak it up with paper towels or regular towels, and then spray a mix of peroxide and water (half of each) or a straight mix of peroxide on both the padding and the carpet. Let it soak for a while, and then after about 5 minutes come back and soak up what you can again.

If there is padding but you cannot get to it, and the urine is still fresh...soak up what you can with a dry towel or paper towel, and then spray peroxide mix as mentioned above, let sit, and then repeat soaking up urine with a dry towel or paper towel.

**Please note that peroxide can lighten materials and carpets so if you are not sure if your material will lighten, check on a hidden spot first, or use another method.

Awesome!! This stuff is great!  Use it to clean up pet urine diluted per the instructions on the bottle, or even full strength.  It wont hurt either way.  LA Awesome contains no acid, ammonia, or bleach, plus it's non-flammable.  Oh, it's also biodegradeable!  You could even put it in your carpet cleaner to clean up the urine mess plus the rest of your carpet your carpet.

The downside to using natural products is that they are usually not as "strong" as commercially available products that are loaded with harmful chemicals. So you end up having to use alot of the natural mix to get the area clean, clean the area repeatedly, or you end up gigng up and going for the toxic stuff.

But finally, some natural products are coming out that seem to pack the power/strength of their arch-chemical enemies! One such product is Stainerizer. It is organic, and safe for your pet. No more worries about you or your pet having a bad reaction due to who knows what.

For More Information on Stainerizer, click > Clean Up Pet Urine & Get Rid Of The Odor- visit the section labeled "Pet Stain Removal"

You can clean up your pets urine and get rid of the odor with baking soda and vinegar a couple of different ways.  You can use them together, or you can use them separate.  You can try them seperately, one at a time, and if they dont work well enough for you by themselves, combine them using the technique below for combined strength and results:

Heres how you can use the two together to clean up pet urine and get rid of the odor:

Soak up what you can with a paper towel or dry towel first. Lightly mist the area with vinegar(optional). Then apply the baking soda and scrub it in to soak up any remaining urine/moisture. Vacuum that up, and apply more baking soda, and repeat until your area is pretty dry, or as dry as you can get it. Once it is as dry as you can get it, apply a final layer of baking soad and let it sit overnight, or a few hours. Vacuum it up, and the smell should be gone as well.

Patience and persistence pays off! Once you find out what works specifically for your household, you will be all set! Its best to try natural products first when you are trying to clean pet urine in order to prevent a mix of different chemicals and possible chemical reactions.  Happy cleaning!