Showing posts with label pet stains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pet stains. Show all posts

Friday, 28 July 2017

Pet Mess Carpet Clean up –Poop, Urine, and Vomit

Pets are great but they do come with messy situations. Younger and older pets, in particular, are prone to making messes on your carpets and furniture. In these situations, it’s important to know how to handle the mess right away to prevent unpleasant odors and optimise clean up.

For urine, use paper towels to soak up most of the liquid. Avoid pressing into the carpet or upholstery. Next use baking soda to minimize the smell and dry up the liquid from the carpet. Baking soda can be used on stool samples and vomit as well.

After the mess is completely dry you have the option of vacuuming up the mess if warranted. In all situations, you need steam cleaning to properly clean, sanitize and deodorize the carpet. Store bought carpet cleaners may damage the carpet and often over soak the carpet fiber. Eco-friendly carpet cleaning is essential for pet health as well as your own.

Vivid Cleaning offers professional carpet cleaning. Our powerful carpet cleaning equipment gives your carpet a deep clean to eliminate bacteria and odors. Carpet enzyme treatment is used to treat pet urine, poop, and vomit so it is cleaned up effectively.

In between carpet cleaning you can manage pet smells and odor with deodorizing treatment and dry compound carpet cleaning. These carpet treatments can be done yourself or you can enlist the help of a professional carpet cleaner.


Vivid Cleaning provides premium carpet cleaning Scarborough , Vaughan, and the GTA. Make your carpet colors vivid once again by scheduling a cleaning appointment with us today. 

Tuesday, 3 November 2015

Cleaning up pet urine

Many pet owners have to deal with urine stains all the time. Sometime their pets can hold it and just go inside the home or any other reasons. Regardless, no one wants to deal with the smell of pet urine because let's face it, it's disgusting. Once your pet has urinated onto the carpet, it starts to attract bacteria which is what causes the odor. If you don't clean it up correctly your pet will return to the same spot and urinate again since they can smell it. This problem is something you can't take lightly, because the urine can soak through the carpet, and down into the underpad. Make sure to clean up the stain immediately. If you noticed it after it has dried out, use water and vinegar to make the spot wet again. Soak up as much liquid as you can using a clean dry towel and applying downwards pressure. If there is still a bit that you cannot get out, stand on the towel until no more moisture appears on the towel. It is important to clean all of the bacteria that comes with the stain using a carpet cleaning product that cleans that up. It is usually an antibacterial solution that kills the bacteria and neutralizes the odor. And remember: Always test on an inconspicuous area first to make sure solution won't damage your particular carpet.

Wednesday, 5 August 2015

How to Clean Pet Urine off a carpet

How to Clean Pet Urine off a carpet

1. Before cleaning anything, make sure to soak up as much of the urine up as possible. You can either use newspaper or dry paper towels. The more you soak up the better it will be for the clean. Just place a thick layer of paper towels or newspapers down and just keep stepping on that specific spot to soak up the urine.

2. Keep stepping on the area multiple times until the area is barely damp

3. If you want to remove the smell, you can put vinegar onto a cloth and just blot it in the area. Let the vinegar dry out and the smell will eventually go away.

4. Make sure to let the area dry out before stepping on it with wet socks or flip flops, because not only will it make your feet wet, but it will also leave other spots on your carpet.

If you are unable to clean it yourself contact a professional carpet cleaning company .