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Removing Carpet Stains

Author: SmellYaLater, 11 10th, 2008

stain removersTo remove stains from the carpet, there are several solutions which will work.  For simple stains like spots, a little vinegar on a damp cloth will get it out.  For a deeper stain from soda or juice, a carpet cleaning product such as Resolve or Nylac will likely be necessary.  If you don’t happen to catch a stain right away, it becomes much harder to remove.  In addition, some stains will have a lingering odor even if you remove them, such as pet stains.  Normal stain removers will not get the odor out, and you will need a stain remover designed to target the odor as well (typically available at pet stores).

Some stains from substances like coffee which have been in the carpet for a long time can’t be removed except by a professional steam cleaner.  This is the most expensive option, and should be a last resort.


Carpet Stain Removal Guidelines

Author: SmellYaLater, 10 28th, 2008

There are a few techniques for removing stains from any kind of absorbent surface. However, carpet tends to be the most difficult surface from which to remove stains. Carpet stains tend to result in a permanent reminder of the Thanksgiving wine or your child’s infancy. But here are a few tips for getting stains out.

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  • Blot the carpet with a wet rag or paper towel, rubbing it only works the stain in deeper, the goal is to absorb all the liquid.
  • If something stains the carpet, get it out immediately, don’t even wait a minute, the longer you wait the harder it is to get out, some existing stains just can’t be removed.
  • Have some kind solution on hand for removing carpet stains, paired with the above two guidelines, there is virtually nothing you can’t remove.


Higher Education Can Be Messy

Author: SmellYaLater, 09 15th, 2008

removing stainsA college dormitory or campus lounge can be a messy place.  Pizza is eaten, Mountain Dew is spilled, people sometimes drink things they shouldn’t, and the carpet can suffer.  Students that have been up all night cramming for a midterm spill things because they’re tired.

Doodoo Voodoo isn’t just for removing stains pets leave behind.  It has proven extremely effective for odor removal of milk, human urine and other bodily fluids.   Adding a bottle to a care package for your favorite college student isn’t a bad idea!


Get Rid of those Stains

Author: SmellYaLater, 06 25th, 2008

Stain removal

Stain removal is imperative if you are living in an apartment or rented house.  Stains can result in not getting your deposit refunded or, even worse, getting stuck with a cleaning bill upon a future move.

You can avoid this unpleasantness by finding a good stain remover.  There is a school of thought that suggests once urine has soaked into your carpet, all is lost.  That isn’t the case, however, as a really great cleaner can remove both smell and stain from your carpet.  The internet has plenty of resources worth checking out; now it’s up to you to spend a few minutes by doing so.


Carpet Urine Removal

Author: oldmarine, 06 09th, 2008
Instructions For Getting Rid Of Urine Using A Carpet Cleaning Machine And DooDoo Voodoo

Many users simply apply their DooDoo Voodoo by pouring, wiping or spraying, then they let it air dry and they’re finished. Some of us, though, have urine problems that are more widespread and that may benefit from a little extra work with a carpet cleaning machine.One option is to put DooDoo Voodoo Concentrate and water in your machine in lieu of your regular cleaning solution (see notes below). If you desire to use our product in this way, we suggest that you add 1/2 ounce or 1 ounce of DooDoo Voodoo per gallon of water, though your needs may vary based on your machine and your level of contamination. (Be sure to figure out the capacity of your machine’s solution tank, or simply mix your DooDoo Voodoo solution up in another container and pour it into your solution tank.)

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Really Bad Carpet Stain Problems

Author: oldmarine, 06 05th, 2008

Salvaging Pee-Soaked SubfloorMost customers can solve their pet odor problems by simply pouring or spraying DooDoo Voodoo on their stinky areas, then letting the product air dry naturally. This can even be the case where repeated urination has occurred, despite what you might think. DooDoo Voodoo is that effective.There are times, though, when more invasive measures might be necessary. This document addresses how to go about salvaging your subfloor if repeated urination has trashed it. Note that while we were dealing with wooden subfloor, these guidelines also generally apply to concrete subfloors (slabs), too.

We recently undertook as a project, DooDoo Voodoo alone solved virtually all the odor problems throughout the dwelling, even in spots where the blacklight showed us that cats had repeatedly sprayed. There were three spots in the condo, though, where years of repeated urination had trashed the subfloor to such an extent that additional work was required.

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Mt Dog Ruined Another Carpet

Author: oldmarine, 05 21st, 2008
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I love my dog, but I can’t afford to keep buying new carpet.  I am so glad that I found Doodoo Voodoo.


Carpet Stain Removal

Author: SmellYaLater, 05 19th, 2008

carpet stain removalI usually surf the net to discover new products that I could personally use at home. With so many famous brand products out in the market, most of them don’t really deliver the good results that they claimed. Just recently, my living room carpet got this stain that seemed to impossible to get rid of.

I was relieved when I found this online store that sells this amazing product that gives incredible results. It doesn’t just work as a carpet stain removal, but it can be used on tile or hardwood floors in removing those nasty stain and odors. Now my carpet is stain and odor free as if it was new.