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Remove Cat Urine Stains Completely Using The Following FREE, Proven Tips and Solutions

Step 1:
If the area is still wet, soak up the excess cat urine using paper towels. Put the towels on the spot and stand on it for about 10 seconds. Replace the paper towels with clean ones and repeat this until the excess moisture is absorbed.

If the area is dry. Move on to the next step.

Step 2:
Now you've got to neutralize the acid in the urine that has soaked down deep into the surface of the area, whether it be carpet or a laundry pile.

Mix equal parts water and white vinegar and spray the spot to get it really wet. Next, soak it all up like in step one.

Step 3:
After it’s dried sprinkle the area with baking soda. Baking soda will absorb any odor left behind that the vinegar didn't remove.

This method really does work but if the stain is old and
IF THIS DOESN'T WORK: You may need to replace this part of the carpet. If you do replace this area of the carpet, you may also want to polyurethane the subfloor to seal the odor so it can't be detected.

Learn how to remove cat pee from your clothes and other fabrics, too. Get the FREE steps necessary to get rid of toxic cat poop and odors from your clothes or laundry pile.

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