Pet Stain Remover

Pet Stain Remover

If you have both a pet and a carpet, then, you definitely need a pet stain remover. It is as simple as that. Contrary to its name, it does not just remove stain. Instead, it also removes bacteria—both odor-causing and sickness-causing and depending on the type, may also function as an air freshener. You may be in denial and say—“I don’t smell anything so I don’t have a need for it”. Truth of the matter is, you probably can’t smell it, because you have already adjusted to it. Your visitors, on the other hand, are a different story.

There is no such thing as a perfect pet. At one point in their life, they may have what is commonly called in the pet owner world as “accidents”. If the “accident” happens on a carpet or a material made from fabric, then, it may cause pet stains. Aside from stains, they can also be a perfect breeding ground of all kinds of bacteria if not cleaned properly.

Do not opt for bleach over a pet stain remover. Why? Knowledge of basic chemistry tells us that ammonia and bleach when mixed together will form a chemical reaction. Pet urine has a significant amount of ammonia in it. Use of bleach is not recommended since the combination of the ammonia and bleach will result to toxic deadly fumes. A great concentration of this gas can burn one’s airways especially when the fumes are in an enclosed environment. It can be harmful to both your pet and your family.

What about vinegar? If you’re goal is to eliminate pet odor with another odor—such as pungent vinegar, and you want your entire house to smell entirely like vinegar, then, go ahead, by all means, use vinegar. In fact, vinegar has a lasting smell that your carpet can smell vinegar-ish for months! Not exactly a smart way to deal with a messy pet stain and odor.

So what is the best way to neutralize odor and achiev pet stain removal caused by urine, feces, blood, vomit and other organic stains and odors? There are various commercial pet stain remover designed specifically for that purpose. The best ones are made up of enzymes and live-active bio-cultures. They are usually 100% natural, safe on carpets and biodegradable. These enzymes and bio-cultures break down the organic stains by digesting it. After all stains and odors are digested out, the organisms will eventually die and disappear along with the organic stains and odors. As a result, you are able to safely neutralize harmful bacteria, resulting to a fresher, healthier and cleaner environment for your family.

Make sure to look at the ingredients and only choose those made from natural ingredients. Never buy a pet stain remover with harsh chemicals. They will probably do your family and your carpet more harm than good. It is definitely a big step for manufacturing companies to produce all natural pet stain removers. Not only is it safe for people but it is also safe for the environment as well.