Pet Odor Removal

Pet Odor Removal

It seems almost everyone has a pet in their home these days. Regardless of how well your pet may be trained, accidents happen. SaniCare offers several solutions for dealing with pet odors. Here’s what you should know about pet urine odor as it applies to your rug and carpet.

black and white dog on a grey rug

The Problem is most likely a multi-layer problem:

  • The urine is in the face yarn
  • Potentially, the urine has soaked through both the primary backing (latex) and secondary backing (polypropylene)
  • The urine is soaked through the carpet padding underneath the carpet
  • The urine has soaked into the subfloor underneath the carpet pad
  • Further, the urine could also be soaked into:
    • Surrounding baseboards and walls
    • Furniture and drapes

The longer the problem has existed, the more pungent it becomes. Longer duration, combined with intense contamination, will allow the odor to become absorbed into many different materials in your home:

  • Drywall
  • Lamp Shades
  • Upholstered Fabric
  • Air Ducts
  • Baseboards and Other Wood Surfaces
orange kitten on rug
bull dog on a grey rug

Urine can sometimes cause permanent stains that may not be removed.

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