Please help! How do I get this awful pet stain out?

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Our dog had been urinating on a rug we have under our dining room table and we didn’t realize he had been doing it. When we went to move the rug yesterday to clean it, the urine had soaked through onto the hard wood floor. There is a decent size area on the floor that is brownish black in color. Does anyone know what we could use to remove the stain on the floor? We tried household cleaners and a steam cleaner with no luck. Any ideas are appreciated.

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  1. JimDandy says:

    Hardwood floors discolored by urine are permanently stained. I suggest that you sand the floor and restain it. Or just cover it with a rug for now, because unless you’ve got the time to completely restain the entire floor, there will probably always be a stain of sorts there. When you restain the floor, if you just do the spot that was stained with urine, it will likely look different than the rest of the floor, so you’ll have to do the entire floor.

  2. carmen says:

    there is nothing the urine has eaten away at the stain because of the acidity sand back the area and re stain is the only way that i no of sorry

  3. Tony S says:

    I would re-stain or just keep trying, my dog pee’d in my bed (i took care of that whole ordeal) It took 3 months to get it out! Srry =(

  4. Charlotte says:

    try bleaching it with the woody colour or spray painting it with brown

  5. SGT. Dillers Wifey says:

    Not sure what yo ucan do to get the stain out but to avoid the dog peeing on the rug again try using a vinegar soultion and spraying the rug once a week. DOgs hate the smeel and wont urinate on it.

  6. pomlover says:

    To get the stain out of the hard wood floors, sand that spot and get the stain out, and refinish it… and try spraying nature’s miracle on rugs in the future, to discourage your dog from peeing in those spots…
    what a bad boy!

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