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    Removing Dog Stains from Multiple Surfaces

    If you have a dog, it is likely that you are like most fur-baby owners and consider your dog a part of your family. They are your pride and joy and you celebrate everything they do... almost. The one thing every dog owner has in common is cleaning up after their pooch's accidents.

    It is hard to identify why exactly they do it and sometimes it proves difficult to remove the stains or lingering odors from your floors. Here are a few simple solutions that can aid you in the fight against pet stains and accidents.

    When it comes to your home, it is usually something you take pride in the cleanliness of. Having company over to your home can be embarrassing when there are stains or odors lingering in your floor surfaces. There are some excellent tips and tricks that can help you to get your home ready for even unexpected guests and take pride in your living space.

    First off, Lassie needs to be taught a lesson so your hard work does not go to waste. Teach your dog simple commands, put in place “puppy patches” or schedule specific times a day for your dog to go outside based on their habits.

    For “new” stains it is recommended that they are soaked up right away. Use paper towels or a porous dry cloth to pull out the moisture. Adding weight such as stepping on the spot will draw more in to the cloth or paper towel and absorb more quickly. Make sure that you remove as much of the substance as possible. The used paper towels can also be placed in the area you are training your dog to use as their bathroom. This can help them to associate where they are supposed to go with the scent of what they are supposed to do.

    After this, use cold water to wash the surface and then soak it up once again and consider using an after spray from your pet store to hinder an odor.

    For those stains that have already set in to your carpet, a new soak is the best option. Soaking the surface with water and a type of detergent will help to lift it and allow it to be absorbed in to a paper towel or cloth. This process can be make easier by renting or purchasing a wet vac system. For example, a spot cleaner comes with a spray option, a scrubbing tool, and powerful suction.

    Next, buy an odor neutralizer from your pet store, or make one using hydrogen peroxide.

    Finally you will want to use a stain remover designed for pet stains to remover any dark spots and follow the cleaning instructions listed on the bottle.

    For wood flooring, soak up with accident as soon as it happens and blot any remaining dampness away.

    Sprinkle baking soda on the area and leave over night, then proceed to vacuum it away. Mix one part water and one part white vinegar and wipe the affected spot. Finish with a water-dampened cloth and dry with a towel.

    We love our dogs for all they do, even when they do questionable things. These tips help you to ensure your home is kept in the condition it was before Spot came in to the picture.

    If you need assistance with removal contact Steamatic today!

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    We are very happy with the repairs and with Avalon Steamatic. Your team is fantastic! From the initial survey and analysis of the damage by Dave, to Kevin’s team with their excellent carpentry and cabinet making skills, to the excellent work by the cleaning staff, and to your readily accessible self, keeping us in the loop on everything – we were in good hands, and we thank you. I’m pretty sure this was our second time around (second water damage) claim that your company looked after, and it was reassuring to have such a professional company restore our property. We would certainly recommend Avalon Steamatic for anyone going through a similar experience.

    Mr Thorne - Steamatic Avalon
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