How Do You Get Pet Stains Out Of Berber Carpet?
Berber carpet is long-lasting and durable. Despite its resilience, it is important to remove pet stains from Berber carpet promptly. Not only do pet stains look unsightly, a foul odor often accompanies pet urine and pet feces stains. There is no need to go out and purchase a commercial product for removing pet stains from carpet. You likely have everything you need right at home. Remove as much of the urine stain as possible. Use a thick stack of paper towels and apply pressure while blotting urine-stained Berber carpet. Switch to a clean stack of paper towels often. Continue blotting until no more urine transfers from the carpet to the paper towels. Pour equal parts white vinegar and water into an empty spray bottle. Saturate the entire stained area of the carpet with the solution. Blot the carpet again with a stack of paper towels. Continue blotting until there is almost no moisture coming up from the carpet. Sprinkle the affected area of the carpet with a generous coating of baking
