Remove pet urine from wood floors

Instructions on how to remove pet urine stains from hardwood floors.

How to Remove Pet Urine Smell From a Sub-floor Steps involved in removing pet urine odor from wood sub-floor is a question I often get asked. Pet urine is a made up of ammonia, nitrogen, uric acid, bacteria, and hormones. Uric acid contains crystals that are left behind even after the urine has dried. It is

Okay, this is going to be a yucky one - don't say I didn't warn you! When we moved in about two years ago, there was carpet in the living room, the bedrooms and, wait

I had cardboard under a litter box on a wood floor and one of my cats peed on the cardboard, which soaked through to the wood and kept the floor wet. When I ...

Wondering how to get rid of pet odor in hardwood floors? Our four easy methods can help tackle the problem once and for all.

Pets bring joy into our homes, but they can also create some frustrating messes from time to time. Cat or dog urine stains on beautiful wood floors are one of

I've already used a stripper to remove the old varnish. The floor was black in a large area. After the stripper and scraping off the surface, I had a white residue that looked hopeful so I lightly rubbed some Scott's Liquid Gold on it to protect it until we have the floors refinished. That turned them black again. Next, I sprayed a bleach cleaner on the stain and that lifted some of the black to a grey color. Here's the real question: assuming all looks well after the sanding, will the…

There are several ways to eliminate that unwanted urine smell from your carpet, ranging from DIY pet odor removal kits to heavy-duty floor...

Getting those gross pet urine stains out of hardwood floors

Dog urine soaked through a rug and damaged my hardwood floor. Help!