How to Get Rid of Cat Urine Stains
- 1). Apply an enzymatic cleaner to the urine stain, suggests Pets.ca. Using this type of cleaner will neutralize the odor, making it impossible for the cat to detect its urine scent. Avoid scrubbing the carpet, as doing so will only push the urine down deeper into the carpet fibers. Instead, blot the carpet with a cloth or rag and then apply the cleaner, following the directions on the bottle.
- 2). Blot the urine stain with a cloth or rag, then apply a homemade remedy to the stain. Mix three parts water with one part white vinegar, and pour this combination on the urine stain, suggests GetRidofThings.com. Blot the spot with a clean rag or cloth to dry. Sprinkle baking soda on the spot, then apply a mixture of ¾ cup 3 percent hydrogen peroxide with 1 teaspoon of dish detergent over the baking powder. Use your fingers or an old brush to work the mixture into the carpet fibers. Once the mixture has dried, vacuum the spot. Repeat this routine as needed until you no longer can detect the scent.
- 3). Soak up any existing urine with a clean cloth, if the stain is on your wood floors, says CatsofAustralia.com. Then, apply white vinegar to the spot several times, completely rinsing with warm water after each application. Apply an enzymatic cleaner to the affected area.
- 4). Apply an enzymatic cleaner to your cloth, then rub it into the stain if your couch or other upholstered object is affected. Use a circular motion, working from the outside inwards. Dry the stain with a blow dryer placed on the cool setting. Aim the air at the outside of the stain first, then work your way in.
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