How to remove urine stains effectively?

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I currently live in an apartment and have looked at my carpet under a blacklight. There are several urine stains from potty training my puppy. How can I effectively remove the stains so that they no longer show up under a blacklight. I appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!

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  1. propreno says:
    September 21, 2009 at 7:30 pm

    Meli’s right.
    There’s a product I’m familiar with called CCLS that we used when I worked on septic systems.
    It contains enzymes that "eat" the urine,
    break it down so the stain can be cleaned.
    You can also use it safely on clothing as a pre-wash stain additive,
    like Spray and Wash,
    as it only breaks down organic materials.
    You can even use it to clean your garbage disposal..

  2. davidlansbach@rocketmail.com says:
    September 21, 2009 at 7:30 pm

    you can’t.

  3. nadia11377 says:
    September 21, 2009 at 7:30 pm

    Removing dog urine from the surface of carpets, upholsteries, and furniture requires an absorbent towel and a nylon bristle cleaning brush. For the stain part of the urine you can spray my highly effective KO Pet Spot and Stain Remover on the urine stain and let the formula penetrate for a couple of minutes and then set your towel on the stain and apply firm pressure to soak out all of the urine. You can also use the cleaning brush to agitate the fabric and break down the dried dog urine making it easier to lift out the stain. To finish the job you will need to spray the area with KO Odorless Odor Eliminator until its wet to the touch. Depending on the severity of the odor you might need to brush the formula in with the cleaning brush. Allow the affected area to dry and check your results. As with all odor problems some are more severe than others so a repeat treatment might be necessary.

  4. Meli says:
    September 21, 2009 at 7:30 pm

    Are you familiar with Norwex products? if not google it to find their website then find a dealer near you. they have a carpet stain remover. it has micro organisms in it that "eat" the urine stain it will be completely gone. it’s about $20 for a big bottle. I really love this product you can use it on so many stains, it removes old and new stains effectively

  5. Erik says:
    September 21, 2009 at 7:30 pm

    Your lucky they don’t show up in the regular light. I used to work for Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaners and urine stains can not be removed after they dry up. Sometimes people think they are removing stains with things like Resolve but usually they are simply covering the stain up with the soap in the product. The soap will leave a sticky residue that won’t feel sticky but with time it will just attract dirt to the stain area and leave a dark colored spot.

  6. Jeff D says:
    September 21, 2009 at 7:30 pm

    u can go to ant pet store and they sell a urine gone solution plus u will need to shampoo your rugs

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