How to Remove Set-In Urine Stains From Carpet (Dog or Cat)

Discover the easy two-step method to effectively remove set-in pet urine stains from your carpet. These methods are derived from techniques I've used as a professional carpet cleaner, I've merely simplified the steps so that anyone can use them with ease!
While this video focuses on urine stains, these same steps are equally effective for removing other pet stains like vomit and feces from your carpet, making pet stain removal a breeze.
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If you're also dealing with pet urine odours in addition to stains, be sure to watch this helpful video: • Remove Pet Urine Odour... .
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The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. The techniques and methods demonstrated are based on personal experience and research, but they may not be suitable for every situation. Viewers are advised to exercise caution and use their own judgment when attempting any of the techniques shown in this video.
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[@TheStainGuide]

Thank you for engaging with our content and being a valued member of our community. At The Stain Guide, our mission is to assist everyday individuals in tackling tough spots, stains, and odours, and we rely on viewers like you to make it possible. If you appreciate our efforts and would like to support our ongoing mission to create more helpful content, please consider using the following Amazon affiliate link for your next purchase on Amazon: amzn.to/3Uterz8. Your support means the world to us! 😊 -Jimmy

[@Bfly.]

I did this and it removed the urinespot for 90% ! I did it a few times and left it longer than 30mins.. nothing worked , only this method. 100% honest! Thank you!

[@corkiematson5416]

Thank you for this video! It took out some 9 year old carpet stains.

[@zorororonoa3393]

This is a problem I currently have! We gave up on cleaning the urine stains from our dogs because it wouldn’t come out but now I have a strategy to follow to begin the fight once again. Thank you so much for this helpful video!

[@TheStainGuide]

Thanks for your comment! Let me know how it goes

[@DusankaGrujic]

Amazing, thank you so much

[@andrearichardson3466]

Can't wait to try

[@saraevans8747]

Hey Jimmy, thank you so much for all your videos. They have helped me tremendously. I recently got this cleaner but wanted to ask a question, is it possible to put this in an upright carpet cleaner? I have several stains over about a 3’ x 5’ area and was wondering how it would be possible to tackle all of it. And is it better to use this method or the ammonia/6% hydrogen peroxide soaking method? Lastly, is there a way to remove the ammonia odor after I used the soaking method? I smell it when the sun hits the carpet throughout the day. Thanks again for all you do, I appreciate you.

[@TheStainGuide]

Hi, you’re welcome. Thanks for your comment. Ammonia evaporates and completely turns to a gas. Once the carpet fully dries, there will be no ammonia odour. If you are concerned about urine odours, it is best to use the soaking method. If you are only trying to remove a urine stain, it is best to use this method. I wouldn’t use hydrogen peroxide in a carpet cleaning machine. Hydrogen peroxide needs time to break down stains and it is best used as shown in the video.

[@georgekelley1330]

Everything seems to be okay so far ( I'm waiting for it to completely dry), but you always seem to have a lot of water and bubbles when you vacuum it up. I'm not getting that and I'm pretty sure I'm spraying a sufficient amount.

[@coripatoreo]

Thank you so much. I've searched Hi and Lo trying to find the % of peroxide to use for pet stains. I purchased the gallon-sized 12% from Amazon and it's almost impossible to find out if it needs dilution, how much, etc. It seems to be a big secret!

[@humptiness]

For 12%, there are 12 grams of hydrogen peroxide per 100 ml of solution. If you want 6%, mix 100 ml of solution with 100 ml of water.

[@MoondawgStudios]

Hi - this looks wonderfully straight forward. Would a weak/diluted white vinegar be a suitable replacement for amonia?

[@MoondawgStudios]

actually, i tried it anyway without vinegar, presuming that the urine (fresh overnight) had enough acid in it already to initiate a reaction 11% H2O2 after enzyme cleaner, 10 mins of a saucepan of boiling water on top of a clingfilm barrier and the remaining stain has disappeared bit early to say if any damage to the carpet but, i did test earlier on an old piece of similar carpet with very old wine stains and no damage so, optimistically, it looks as if it may be ok

[@TheStainGuide]

I use ammonia because it is a base and has a high pH. Using an acid will not help accelerate the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide. The combination of heat and high pH helps break down the stain. I don’t recommend using boiling water. Boiling water will break down the hydrogen peroxide really quickly and will really help with breaking down the stain, but it can also strip dyes from the carpet and cause damage to the carpet. I also recommend using 6% hydrogen peroxide. 11% is very strong and not really necessary for stain removal. Nice going though. Glad to hear you got the stain out 😃

[@quetzgo]

Where do I get an enzyme? Brand? Anything else could work too?

[@susanbriggs862]

I just treated an old yellow urine stain on my beige carpet (previously treated with enzymes) and after using your method twice the spot remained. Interestingly, I noticed no ammonia smell so I checked the bottle I purchased through Amazon. The clear ammonia had almost no detectable odor of ammonia. I’m assuming this is why it’s not activating the H2O2. I just purchased another brand so I’m hoping this time it works. I will let you know. I would recommend avoiding the brand LA’s Totally Awesome Clear Ammonia. Very watered down. Fingers crossed it will work with the new ammonia.

[@jaygoodwin6287]

Did it work for you?

[@susanbriggs862]

No, I tried it with new very strong ammonia. Maybe it’s just very cheap carpet. Even areas where my cat has vomited that I treated immediately, there is a persistent yellow stain. Even if it’s wicking up after it dries, repeated treatments should remove the stain. I’m not sure why it works for others and not for me.

[@melissahall6443]

What is the enzyme cleaner used..i cant find it in the comments

[@pedrocruz4409]

Description…

[@rachaelreef]

What a joke!!!! You out a filter at the end to make it look like the stain came out wtf

[@TheStainGuide]

I’m not sure what you mean by a filter. Give it a try. It works.

[@TOTALLYAVES]

There is so filter my grandma used it and it works.

[@hibetelrahmenekacemi1739]

Do u get paid to look like an asshole? Because you don't look smart And it works you are just so dump/lazy to know how to apply a simple cleaning hack