By: Dog Urine Solutions April 10, 2010 | Dog Urine

Dog Urine Solutions April 10, 2010 | Dog Urine — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 20:17:16 +0000

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By: Dog Urine by Leo

Dog Urine by Leo — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 19:59:11 +0000

You are correct. Dog urine does stink and stain. You are not correct however about bleach being the only thing that will take the smell out. Bleach removes the smell through a process of oxidation. There are other products that use the same oxidizing process to remove dog urine odor also. These products also remove some stains. Other effective processes to remove urine odor are encapsulation which surrounds and encapsulates the urine molecules sealing the smell in. Enzyme’s in enzyme products digest the urine residue and breaks it down into more basic elements resulting in eliminating the odor. Enzymes will also remove some urine stains. Two keys to being effective with any of these is to: 1. Use a quality product and 2. Use it properly. Any of these products have to come in contact with the urine to work on it. If the urine has soaked down in the wood floor, the chemical needs to get down in the wood also.
Sometimes you will need a separate stain removal product to completely remove the stain independently from the odor. There are times that the urine will actually fade the dye (color) of the carpet and these can not be repaired by cleaning. Just thought I would add my 2cents worth.

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