Many households posses one or two pets and their landlords know very well how irritating the cleaning of a mess can be after these, otherwise, sympathetic rogues. Their faeces are a reaction of uric acid, hormones, bacteria, nitrogen and ammonia. They are quite resilient and the humidity in the air helps their intensity.
The reception of scents in dogs is multiple times stronger than the same in the humans. That is why it is crucial that we eradicate all clues of the canine urine. If we let it the way it is, the pet might come back to the same spot, again and again, doing its work trouble-free. This happens when it is not completely used to the house or there is a huge gap of time between outdoor walks.
Here is some useful advice for total cleaning of canine stains from the flooring:
Find and utilise a cleaner with an absorbent material. Those can be paper towels, a rag or a cloth. Soak up the most of the stain to the allowable extent.
Spread cold plain water over the place and blot up the wetness with clean second paper towel – keep doing so till there is no more yellow on the towels. If necessary, repeat several times; each time with clean paper towel, or cloth.
Irrigate the stain with a natural deep cleaner by following the directions on the back of the bottle you bought for the purpose. Leave the place rest for the prescribed period of time.
Soak up the detergent with more towels, as much as possible, and leave to air dry. Do not walk over the area while wet.
If the stain was there for a long time, it is possible that you have to replicate the process with the deep cleaner again to get rid of the slightest clues of bad stink and yellow spots entirely.
Here are examples of non-toxic detergents and ingredients for cleaning of urine:
1. Put together a part of hydrogen peroxide and two thirds of water. Moisture the spot by going out of its visible borders with your thumb. Leave the compound rest on the stain for 5-10 minutes. Soak up the damp. Pour some water on it and use new towels to blot it up.
2. Find concentrated white vinegar. Do not use water to mix and apply the substance to the spot completely until wet. Leave it for several minutes. The scent of the vinegar will be strong, so you can open a window, if it is too hard to bear. Blot dry with paper towels, a rag or a cloth.
3. Use baking soda. It burns slowly any dirt and is efficient for numerous other occasions at home, when cleaning is needed. Cover the stain, leaving the width of a thumb outside its area and leave it for a couple of hours. Do not walk over the area. Vacuum clean.