There is an array of commercial products available for removing urine stains in addition to odor from carpet, mattresses, and rugs. Of course they could be effective and you may opt to buy them immediately especially if you cannot anymore stand the filthy smell of your pet’s urine. However, buying commercial products can cost you some bucks. One way to save some penny is to learn how to do household measures in cleaning pet stains than investing in commercial products.
Here’s the secret: just mix two parts of hydrogen peroxide and four parts of water and then apply it to the pet urine stains. Soak up the wet stain by means of a microfiber towel or microfiber cloth, and then pour the mixture.
After pouring hydrogen peroxide combination on the stain spot, let it sit for a little moment and then use a microfiber cloth to absorb the excess liquid. After doing so, the blemish and stink ought to be vanished. If in case the smell and stain remain after you tried, wait another day then reapply the mixture. To avoid color fading, test the formula on a rug in an area that is not noticeable. If you cannot find inconspicuous area in your rug, you can try testing the formula other inconspicuous area such as under the sofa, a chair, table, and a rag that you do not anymore use.
To avoid unending pee stains and stench on your rugs, you can use an exceptionally strong or untainted hydrogen peroxide treatment. On the other hand, if you need to remove stinky cat blemished wool rug, instead of pouring the mixture which could directly damage the material of the mat, you can use fine sprayer of 75/25 mixture of hydrogen peroxide plus water and directly spray the stained rug parts.
If after the first try, the stain and odor still remain, you can repeat the application for several days while leaving the blanket sun dried every after the mixture application. You’ll see, after consecutive applications, pet stains and urine smell will completely fade away all over your rug.
On the same hand, when cleaning a cut pile wool rug which was stained by dog and cat urine for years, you can apply a strong mixture of the formula or just pure hydrogen peroxide on the stain, and again let it stand for few minutes and then soak it up using microfiber cloths. The stain and smell will be completely removed after just two applications.
Hydrogen peroxide is also known for cleaning wounds and scars, but it is much more effective as a reliable stain remover. But since it is made up of strong chemicals, you first need to test your rug for colorfastness before applying hydrogen peroxide.
Aside from the fact that it’s very useful, hydrogen peroxide is really a cheap cleaner. Just with one buck, you can easily purchase a bottle of hydrogen peroxide you can use in stain removal and pet urine cleaning.