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Question by bailey5616
Submitted on 2/9/2004
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How do you clean a Mattress or Furniture after your dog has Urinated on it over and over. Can you use a carpet cleaner to clean the mattress. My dog is young and we are still working with him. He has just discover that he can lift his let now to urinate. What should I do?

Answer by na
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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most people would throw it away, you try a steam cleaner but if the urine has gone deep it will fester and the organics will ruin the mattress, alternately you could try a vineger soak on the affected area and then suck that out with a steam machine

Answer by Sarah301
Submitted on 4/20/2004
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Buy a product called SIMPLE SOLUTION at a pet store, like PetSmart. Spray the soiled area well. When it is only slightly damp, cover the area with baking soda. Allow that to remain on the mattress for a week. Vacuum it off. The odor should be gone. If it's possible to place the mattress in the sun for a day, do so.

Answer by Sarah301
Submitted on 4/20/2004
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Buy a product called SIMPLE SOLUTION at a pet store, like PetSmart. Spray the soiled area well. When it is only slightly damp, cover the area with baking soda. Allow that to remain on the mattress for a week. Vacuum it off. The odor should be gone. If it's possible to place the mattress in the sun for a day, do so.

Answer by j wash
Submitted on 5/14/2004
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first get the odor out then turn it over

Answer by precisiontab
Submitted on 6/14/2004
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For dog urine first use a steam cleaner if you have one, to remove the excess liquid matter, then saturate the area with Nature's Miracle. you can get it at any pet store. Nature's Miracle uses odor eliminating enzymes to breakup stains and kill odors, and if you can place the mattress in the sun it would help speed the process. It's great. Plus it's guaranteed. full satisfaction or your money back.

Answer by DckrA
Submitted on 7/2/2004
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Take a knife, cut effected area out of mattress. Remove all effected material from with in mattress. "Barrow" stuffed animals from younger siblings, refill mattress.... Normally works. Let me know how it goes

Answer by linda
Submitted on 9/18/2004
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Offer your dog up for auction on Ebay to the highest bidder in exchange for a memory foam mattress. The new memories you will formulate with your new memory foam mattress as you sleep peaceably throughout the night without the smell of dog urine in your face will soon eliviate your guilt of the trade to some lucky dog lover on EBay.

Answer by Jeremy
Submitted on 11/10/2004
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I just ran into the same problem thanks to my cat..I came across this website and they sell many products for many different mattress and carpet problems including blood, urine and vomit..there is a 100% money back guarantee as well as many testimonals...check it out... http://www.iloveproklean.com/instructionsmattresscleaner.html

Answer by Frank Rizzo
Submitted on 1/2/2005
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shoot stupit dog

Answer by genius
Submitted on 6/27/2005
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First, dab a cloth over stain to get out excess liquid. Then use a stain remover spairingly. Make sure you let dry completely before putting sheets back on.

Answer by Cleaner
Submitted on 9/2/2005
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Hi, Why dont you check out http://www.clean-cleaning.com there may be some specialist products there to help. The issue is largely dependent on the type of stain you have remmber prevention is better then cure....

Answer by Rufus
Submitted on 2/17/2006
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Keep the animals off the furniture.

Answer by eddie
Submitted on 7/28/2006
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some of the ideas up here are so retarded that its unbelievable... DckrA you are a moron...

Answer by Dave
Submitted on 2/6/2007
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