Stains and spots are to be avoided at all costs. The rest of your carpet can look great, but that one pet stain will be the only thing you notice when you look at your carpet. Though the stain may be out of site and out of mind, your nostrils are sure to pick of the scent. No matter what, the stain and the odor has to come out! Ubfortunately, you cant go back in time to change what was done, now you need to get a professional cleaning and get the stain removed as well as the odor.
One of the worst scenarios is pet stains and odors. These spots can be cleaned up if you act quick.. This situation calls for a manner of timeliness. Anything you can do to get to the stain before it soaks into the padding of your carpet is great. Some times you just can get to it. There are not a lot of options for you to remove the pet stain if you can remove it by a regular steam cleaning. The options are the replace the padding or use the sub-surface water extraction method.
The Padding of your carpet is more than likely saturated just as much as the carpet. Your typical cleaning will not be enough for this situation. The steam cleaning will probably make the spot go away for a while. This will signify that the stain has in fact saturated you carpet padding. To avoid the hassle of replacing your padding, you should get the water claw treatment. A 5-gallon mix of enzymes and deodorizer will resaturate your carpet for the water claw treatment. After pouring the solution on the area, it is best to let it sit for about 15 minutes. The suction of the vacuum will be concentrated by a special attachment which will extract the flooded area. The solution and pet stain will be forced out by the powerful suction. To reduce urine odors, enzymes are used for deodorization. This treatment is only used on severe problems.