Simple Easy Steps for Pet Urine Removal Process

Urine Removal Tool Instructions:  

 Note: The Mini-Super Sucker “Urine Removal Tool” is hand-made in America; there are some irregularities and imperfections on the tool.  However, it is a great tool for urine/stains & odor removal.

1. Mix 2-oz. of Urine Be Gone product with 1-gal. of hot tap water. (Small spots use 1/2 teaspoon per cup hot tap water.) 

2. Apply mixed chemical (Urine Be Gone) to stain.

3. Let chemical saturate stain for a few minutes.

4. Turn shop vacuum on.

5. Insert shop vacuum or carpet cleaning vac hose into end of tool.

6. Adjust screws protruding from end of tool handle.

7. Use your tool to suck up the liquid.

8. Apply clear water to the stain as a rinse.

9. Use your tool to suck up the clear rinse water.

10. Repeat number 7 and 8.

11. Let air dry.

12. After everything is dry, if you still have an issue, repeat the process or use our "Stain Removal" or "Odor Remover" product. 

Note: Always wear rubber gloves and eye goggles when using chemicals. Never use boiling water with these chemicals. However, hotter water will cause a faster reaction and give you more extreme cleaning results.  Most often, just pouring the mixed chemical onto the stain will cause an immediate reaction of removing the stain and any odor.

Special Information: Some stains have already been so severely set from using other chemicals or oxidation.  Our product is very effective at removing stains.  However, severely set stains may require the use of our Stain Removal product.  Multiple urine deposits on top of each other or in close proximity cause an odor removal challenge.  In severe dog urine challenges or most cat urine challenges, you will need our Odor Remover product.

Urine Be Gone Powder Instructions:  

1. Mix 2-ounces of product with 1-gallon of hot tap water.

2. Small spots use 1/2 teaspoon per cup hot tap water.

3. Saturate spot thoroughly.

4. Blot up with a towel or suck up liquid with the use of the Urine Removal Tool.

5. Apply clear water over spot.

6. Blot up with a towel or suck up the liquid with the use of Urine Removal Tool.

7. Repeat number 5 and 6.

8. Let air dry.

9. After everything is dry, if you still have an issue, repeat the process or use our "Stain Removal" or "Odor Remover" product. 

Chemical Usage Measurement: Use 4-tablespoon per gallon of hot tap water or 1/25 or 1/2 teaspoon per cup of hot tap water.

Note: Our chemicals are extremely effective using precise chemical measurement or round about measurements. If you use round about measurement and some of the powder does not completely dissolve in water, it means you use a little more powder than could be dissolve in the amount of water you used.  To remove the excess powder from fabric, simply take a wet towel and wipe over the powder until it disappears.

Note: Always wear rubber gloves and eye goggles when using chemicals. Never use boiling water with these chemicals. However, hotter water will cause a faster reaction and give you more extreme cleaning results.  Most often, just pouring the mixed chemical onto the stain will cause an immediate reaction of removing the stain and any odor.

Special Information: Some stains have already been so severely set from using other chemicals or oxidation.  Our product is very effective at removing stains.  However, severely set stains may require the use of our Stain Removal product.  Multiple urine deposits on top of each other or in close proximity cause an odor removal challenge.  In severe dog urine challenges or most cat urine challenges, you will need our Odor Remover product.

Stain Removal Instructions: (The carpet, upholstery or mattress should be clean & dry prior to using this product.)  

Always wear rubber gloves & goggles when using chemicals.

1. Add chemical to spray bottle & fill the rest of the bottle with tap water and the product is ready to use.

2. Spray spot heavily.

3. Let air dry.

4. Product will continue to work up to 24-hours.

5. In some cases, a second treatment may be necessary depending upon the severity of the stains.

5. Let air dry.

Note: Red stains generally have acid dye in them making them more difficult (sometimes impossible) to remove.  Red dye is not always organic.  Safe to use on all synthetic fabrics.  Use only on white or off-white wool rugs.  Not recommended for sisal (rope) and silk rugs or upholstery.  Always pre-test chemical products on hidden areas of fabric.

 Odor Remover Instructions: (The carpet, upholstery or mattress should be clean and dry prior to using this product.) 

Always wear rubber gloves & goggles when using chemicals.

1. Add chemical to spray bottle & fill the rest of the bottle with tap water and the product is ready to use.

2. After cleaning vomit, feces or urine with Urine Be Gone powder.

3. Spray Odor Remover heavily on problem to neutralize any remaining odor.

4. Feel free to lightly massage into fibers with a sponge of soft white towel.

5. Let air dry.

Safe for all surfaces, but always pre-test to make sure.

Break Away (Super Degreaser): (Removes dog body odors & organic stains & gives a superior clean.)

Always wear rubber gloves & goggles when using chemicals.

1. Add to "Urine Be Gone Powder" and pre-spray carpet, area rugs, upholstery or any washable surface.

2. Rinse or extract with clear water.

3. When washing walls with this product and a sponge, it is not necessary to rinse.

Note: Leather Furniture –dilute Urine Be Gone in warm water.  If there are body oils, add a splash of Break Away (Degreaser).

Sponge or wipe on the affected problem.  Then take a dry towel and wipe off the excess moisture.

(Urine is very harsh on leather; you might need to use a leather conditioner after the cleaning process is completed and dry.)