removing black dog urine stain on hard wood floors?

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stain has been on floor about 1year

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  1. ♥Life=Risk♥ says:
    December 16, 2009 at 7:28 am

    well from what ive known about dogs [especially the large ones] is that when they make an accident on a wooden floor for example, you have a few options…you can either 1) go to this link and view this product that i have unfortunatly forgotten the name of—>

    http://www.planeturine.com/dsp_productKits.cfm?ProductKitID=11

    this stuff works! its one of the greatest things i’ve ever used^^ i hope that heps some…

    or! if this is not what your looking for! then you can also 2) replace your floors or finally 3) call someone [who will most likly force you to pay A LOT of cash just for partially cleaning the stain] who will "remove" it for you! thats the best i can do for ya hope it helps :p

  2. pittiekisses says:
    December 16, 2009 at 7:28 am

    Might have to have the floor refinished. A couple I pet-sit for has a cat that was urinating on the floor (it’s old and has some urinary problems) and the same thing happened to them. The stain wouldn’t go away so they needed to have the floor redone.

  3. Regina T says:
    December 16, 2009 at 7:28 am

    try white vinigar works miricals!!!!! hope it helps wood floors are sooo delicate

  4. Kimmie says:
    December 16, 2009 at 7:28 am

    Hi. I always keep some of this stuff on hand http://www.allnaturalproducts.com. I never tried it on hardwood but it states it works on their site. I use it on carpet, my couch once, clothes. So even if it doesn’t solve your hardwood issue – it’s still an excellent thing to have on hand with pets around. Good luck!

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