How Do You Find Animal Urine Stains In Carpet With Black Light?
There’s nothing worse than having the elusive odor of animal urine wafting around your home. Our beloved pets can choose the darnedest places to go, and unless you happen to catch the spot while it’s still wet, urine-soaked areas can become nearly invisible. Animal urine will fluoresce under the glow of ultra violet (also known as UV or black) light. With just a little preparation, a black light can help you track down those hidden urine spots and eliminate the source of foul odor in your home. Turn out the lights. Close the curtains and cover doors, if necessary, to darken the room. It doesn’t have to be pitch black, but the darker it is in the room, the easier it will be to spot the glow left by animal urine. Turn the black light on. You may see the bulb glow purple. Start in one corner of the carpeted area and work all the way across the room, sweeping the black light across the carpet as you go. Move forward so that you’re sweeping a new area, then work your way straight across the
