Hydrogen peroxide is another great substance when it comes to breaking down the crystals of urine and pulling out stains. Combine it with naturally deodorizing baking soda and you have another great solution for cleaning up stains.

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Ok so after reading this post I am a little bit confused. Does hydrogen peroxide work or not for pet odors on carpets. If so do I use it straight or do I mix it with water or baking soda & soap.

Would I let the peroxide set for a long time? Do I spray the "crap" (figurative) out of it with the solution so it gets down to the pad?

Does anyone have good to great experience with this?

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yes hydrogen peroxide works amazing. It is the best method to remove stains. I always apply this.

My best tip is for pet potty spots on the carpet. I use good old vinegar and baking soda. The steps are the important part. Pour enough vinegar to soak the stain and THEN add a small amount of baking soda. If you do the reverse, you will have a noisy, bubbly mess. Do it the right way, and you can hear the recipe cackling away, telling you how it is cleaning and deodorizing without leaving any residue. You need to let the spot dry for a day or two before sweeping up and then vacuuming. We cover the spot with a bowl or plate so that we don’t have baking soda kicked from heck to breakfast. You can actually see the yellow color being absorbed up into your little mountain of baking soda. Works on old stains too! Boo yaaaaaah!

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Vinegar-Baking Soda Spray
Hydrogen-peroxide/baking soda mixture
Citrus-enzyme cleaner

use an oxidizer (pour into the carpet) use a water claw to get into the padding after you see the oxidizer working

after this you can come back a few days later if there is browning and spray an acid agent

We use BonetPro's ReviveIt Oxy Prespotter & RockIt Encap. Spray Oxy first allow 15 min dwell. Spray room with RockIt, scrub, works great as long as the urine hasn't penetrated into the underlay, padding etc.

I'm using Sunny and Honey product to remove stains after my doggy. Found it in this best pet stain and odor removers article. Tried few of them, but S&H is definitely the best for me.

For "new" stains (those that are still wet):

• Soak up as much of the urine as possible: Place a thick layer of paper towels on the wet spot, and cover that with a thick layer of newspaper. If possible, put newspaper under the soiled area as well. Stand on this padding for about a minute, and repeat until the area is barely damp.
• If possible, put the fresh, urine-soaked paper towel in your pet’s designated “bathroom area.”
• Rinse the "accident zone" thoroughly with clean, cool water, blotting dry.

For stains that have already set:

• Consider renting a carpet cleaner from your local hardware or grocery store.
• Use a high-quality pet odor neutralizer once the area is clean.
• Use carpet stain remover if the area still looks stained after it's completely dry after extracting and neutralizing.
• Avoid using steam cleaners to clean urine odors from carpet or upholstery. The heat will permanently set the stain and the odor by bonding the protein into any man-made fibers.
• Avoid cleaning chemicals such as ammonia or vinegar. Strong chemical odors may encourage your pet to reinforce the urine scent mark in that area.
• Your job will be more difficult if urine has soaked down into the padding underneath your carpet. In some cases, you may need to replace portions of carpet and padding.

You will need…
-2 cups white distilled vinegar
-2 cups of lukewarm water
-4 generous tablespoons of baking soda
-Spray bottle (optional)

Directions
Thoroughly blot up as much of whatever it is you’re cleaning up. I can’t emphasize the importance of this step enough. Fold up a rag over it, place a heavy book on it, and stand on the book to make sure you really get it all out (sounds extreme, but it does a good job!) Mix 2 cups of white distilled vinegar with 2 cups of lukewarm water in a large bowl.

Add in 4 heaping tablespoons of baking soda, adding it in smaller amounts if it threatens to fizz over (and it really does fizz!) Pour into a spray bottle and thoroughly spray the area. Let sit for 5 minutes, then gently rub and blot up with a soft cloth. You can also simply pour some straight from the bowl over the stain if you don’t have a spray bottle.

Pet stains is really not so simple issue. There is a risk to damage carpet & upholstery fabric when trying to remove the stains out of it applying the aggressive chemical products. Within this, not only cleaning itself is important, but also the fabric protection.