Odor and Stain Removal

Urine and Vomit are two common offenders when comes to carpet odor.

URINE Stain: Yellowish or brown, darkening with age
Contains: Urea, uric acid, ammonia, organic acids, Pigments, cholesterol, albumins, proteases.

VOMIT Stain: Various colors, absorbed and built-up
Contains: Food mucus, albumins, acids

Here are some tips to Remove Urine/Vomit Stains

Take a whole roll of toilet paper to a spill and step on the whole roll over the spill for at least 30 seconds, you will soak up about 85% of the spill. Flip the roll over and do the same thing, tear off what has been absorbed and throw away, then repeat until you have more moisture. (Even if you need to get another roll.) Remember, this is the FIRST step. Do not put more liquids (spotters, water, baking soda, etc.) on a spill until you have done the T.P.T. (Toilet Paper Trick). Note: This is the first step of many. Spot maybe seen after moisture is gone.

Cleaning Steps:
1. Scrape and blot up as much as possible.
2. Apply enzyme detergent, (Nature’s Miracle) keep moist, blot.
3. Apply ammonia solution,* blot.
4. Apply vinegar solution,** blot.
5. Rinse thoroughly with water, blot until dry.

 
*AMMONIA SOLUTION - Mix one tablespoon of clear household
ammonia with one-half cup of water.

**VINEGAR SOLUTION - Mix one-third cup of white household vinegar
with two-thirds cup of water.

ALWAYS BLOT!!!!!!!
NEVER RUB!!!

Only trained professional like Glover's Deep Steam Carpet Cleaner in Pleasanton can help you with thorough cleaning of pet stain. Using UV light, trained professionals can spot pet stain on your carpet which would not be visible by lay person's eyes.

 

Contact Glover's Deep Steam, the odorologist, to have more extensive odor removal for your carpet and upholstery.