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How Do You Remove Set-In Pet Stains?

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How Do You Remove Set-In Pet Stains?

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The companionship offered by a pet is immeasurable. However, pets often leave behind “surprises,” especially during potty-training days or if they become incontinent. These accidents typically result in stains on carpet and upholstery. Stains that have set into the carpet are especially difficult to treat. According to Fort Valley State University, cat urine stains and odors that have settled have very little possibility of being removed. Some set-in stains cannot be removed. However, there are options to remove “old” pet stains. Rent a wet vacuum or extractor from a hardware store. Follow the directions on the wet vacuum to determine how to insert water into the tank. Different wet vacuums have varying tank locations and spouts. Do not confuse a wet vacuum with a steam cleaner; steam cleaners use heat, which will bond the protein into carpet fibers. Clean the entire area with the wet vacuum. Using a wet vacuum is much like using a regular vacuum. Simply turn the machine on and roll it

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