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The Most Stubborn Stains!

Author: SmellYaLater, 05 15th, 2009
The Most Stubborn Stains!

Let’s face it, there are some kinds of stains that are a lot more difficult to remove than others.  When it comes to stains, it’s always best to work on removing the stain right away, but sometimes this isn’t possible.  Stains from grape juice, wine, cola, and pet urine are some of the most notorious stains when it comes to stain removal.  Most carpet cleaners are able to remove stains from dark colored drinks, but it might take a few applications.  It’s also important to remember to blot the stain rather than smear it, as this will cause the stain to move deeper into the carpet.  While grape juice, wine, and cola are cosmetic stains, pet urine has a terrible smell that tends to linger.  For removing pet urine,  pet urine removers are required.  These special products target the particles of the pet urine that cause the unpleasant odor and neutralize it.

Most of the time stains can be removed with a standard rag and a bit of elbow grease, but for stains that have been in the carpet for a long time, it might be necessary to shampoo the carpet first and then apply the proper stain remover. 


Removing Pet Urine from Carpet

Author: SmellYaLater, 04 14th, 2009
Removing Pet Urine from Carpet

Removing not just the stain but the odor of pet urine from carpet can be a real hassle.  The worst part is, normal carpet cleaners won’t work to remove the whole stain or the odor most of the time.  In addition, shampooing the carpet can be quite expensive and time consuming.  Under these circumstances, pet urine removal is best done with a product designed to target pet stains and odor.  Regular cleaners won’t do the trick because they’re not formulated to target the stain or odor of pet urine. 

You can purchase a pet urine removal product at most places that sell pet supplies or also find it online.  These products are essential for owners who have a puppy or are considering a puppy.  Puppies need to urinate all the time, and chances are you’ll have more than a few spots to clean up while they’re enduring potty training!


Puppies are Worth the Trouble

Author: SmellYaLater, 03 03rd, 2009
Puppies are Worth the Trouble

My family just got a new puppy and he’s a hand full. He runs around the house like a wild little animal. His favorite activities include chewing on stuffed animals and fetching sticks.

But just like any puppy, he has trouble holding his urine. That means he sometimes has accidents on the carpet. Removing pet odor from the carpet is no easy task. It takes hours of scrubbing just to get the carpet back to normal. Having a puppy is totally worth it though.


Cleaning Around Your Cat’s Litterbox

Author: SmellYaLater, 01 12th, 2009
Cleaning Around Your Cat’s Litterbox

Whether you’re moving out of your home, or just moving your cat’s litterbox, it’s important to remove the stains as well as the smell.  Your cat has no doubt had a few accidents near the litter box, and cat urine odor can make a home smell unpleasant, significantly reducing its value.  Knowing how to remove pet urine isn’t always easy, but you should start with a cleaning product that removes the stain and also addresses the smell.  Unfortunately, standard cleaners don’t do this most of the time, so it’s important to purchase a product designed to remove pet stains and odor. 

Once you’ve chosen a product, first remove the litter box from the location, then begin a significant cleansing of the affected area.   You’ll want to clean at least twice to ensure that the smell dissipates.  Also remember that while you might not be able to smell an odor, someone else can, so be sure to ask a neighbor or a friend who isn’t in your home if they can smell an odor before you dismiss it as gone.


Preparing for a Puppy

Author: SmellYaLater, 12 08th, 2008
Preparing for a Puppy

Puppies are always fun to have around the house; they’re playful, lovable, and adorable when they’re not yet a year old.  However, having a puppy is a lot of work, and during the first year puppies require extensive attention.  To help prepare for a puppy, you will want to purchase items like a dog crate, chew toys, dog brush, and puppy food in advance.  You might also want to consider items like lemon juice (to prevent from barking), and a pet stain remover to remove urine odor from carpet and floors.

Puppies require a lot of exercise and need to be fed up to three times a day.  If you work and are the sole caretaker for a new puppy, you might need to come home during lunch to let them out and feed them for the first several months.


Litter Box Odor

Author: SmellYaLater, 11 10th, 2008
cat urine odor

Most people have their cat’s litter box in some out of the way location in the house.  Whether it’s the garage, the laundry room, or the seldom used bathroom, the odor can be overpowering, not to mention the occasional mess.  I live in a small apartment with my cat, so regardless of where I put the litter box, I smell it.  The cat urine odor seems most potent when I’m trying to sleep, and it often keeps me awake.  I’ve tried to use air fresheners or cover up the scent, but it seemed impossible. 

I talked to a woman at a pet store and told her about my problem, and she suggested I use an odor eliminator, rather than attempting to mask the scent.  Odor eliminators target the actual smell, and make it go away, rather than covering it up.  I bought a simple spray at the pet store, and since then, not only can I not smell my cat’s litter box anymore, but I sleep better at night.