How to get rid of pee in carpet?

[iwantmypup]

Nicho Intro (with pics) in a sec...but firstly...

How do you get pee out of a carpet? Nicho is definitely a marker dog. Halp!

 

[JessLough]

ohhh the people I'm babysitting for have carpet in alot of areas and they use this stuff called...... **** I'll let you know in a sec, but um it works wonders! *runs upstairs to find the name*

 

[JessLough]

Simple Solution stain and odour remover. Basically wherever the dog pees... you just pour this on the carpet, enough to saturate right through to the bottom so it reaches all the urine. Leave it for 10 minutes, then come back and wipe up any excess (if any), works on all types of surfaces as well.

 

[Southpaw]

Natures Miracle. It breaks down the urine so there's no stain, and not even the dog can smell it anymore.

It's worked magic on Juno's accidents. I can't even tell where she's peed, and she's never sniffed at the spots, so I'm guessing she doesn't know where they are either, lol.

 

[Shamus]

knock-out is also an incredible product. I once had a cat that liked to pee on my kitchen floor, under the table. i used this stuff and the cat never peed there again. under the table was the only place other than it's kitty litter it would pee, he was a strange kitty.

 

[babymomma]

Home recipe for cleaner:
1/4 cup rubbing alcohol
1/4 cup vinegar
1 cup water

Mixed in spray bottle. Blot the spot before to get as much urine up as possible. Spray spot liberally. Allow to dry.

This should make all oder disapear, and the dog wont mark the spot again as he shouldnt be able to smell it either.

 

[RedyreRottweilers]

Ok, here is what I do. If the spot is still wet, I take terry cloth towels, double folded, put them on the spot, and stand/jump/stomp on them until I can't get any more of the urine out.

Then I take carpet cleaner and pour it on the spot to make it just as wet as it was the first time. Blot again with towels, again, standing on them until I can't get any more liquid out.

Then I do it again with plain water, blotting again, then put a fan to blow on the spot until it's dry.