Showing posts with label pet problems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pet problems. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 April 2018

Tips To Remove Pet Urine Odour

Tips To Remove Pet Urine Odour
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Our pets are like family to us. They are the best part of the day when you come home tired from work. Nothing can match the feeling when your pet gets all happy to see you come home and sits to cuddle with you. But with all the cuddling, there are the pet droppings as well, which can give rise to really bad odour making your home smell very bad. Here are some of the tips to make your home feel fresh throughout and keep the bond with your pets unconditionally loving.

Carpeted areas and upholstery
For the stains that have just happened and are fresh, try soaking up the urine as much as possible with a cotton cloth. Place paper towels on the area to soak up the urine, cover it with a newspaper and stand on it for a while to soak up everything. Repeat this procedure till the area is barely damp. If possible, place one of these urine soaked paper towels near your pets designated bathroom area. Since they are attracted to the smell, it could teach them that this is the place for them do their business. Don’t forget to rinse the accident area with cool water and blot it dry.

Paint and wood damage
If the wooden surface of your furniture, walls, baseboard or floor is discoloured, it means that the varnish or paint has reacted with the acids in the urine. It’s best to get a new layer of varnish or paint. While doing so, don’t forget to make sure that the new paint material is safe for pets to avoid any further such incidents.

Finding Older Mess
Sometimes it so happens that the odour is already present but you do not know where the source is. In such times, turn to your natural instincts, follow your nose to find the source. If you have a black light, use it to identify the soiled area and mark it for cleaning.

Avoid Future Accidents
There’s a high chance that your pets will return to the “accident zone” if they can still smell their personal scent. Make sure you properly clean the area to remove any smell which could lead the animal back to the same spot. Try to make this area not so attractive to them and their actual designated potty area extra attractive. Productively cultivate a new habit in your pet’s mind to do its business in this designated area. Normally re-training will take about a week or two.

Classique Chem-Dry is always available for service of any form of pet urine odour removal. Visit our website to know more about services or call us on 1800 213 006 to get a free quote.

Thursday, 31 August 2017

Pet Urine Odor Removal

People often love their home pets dearly…but not so much the odors they may leave behind in your house. Animal lovers also know that the smell of cat or dog urine is only a part of the problem. The other part of the problem is that the pet tends to relieve itself in the same place again.

By treating fresh urine promptly, removing old odors and preventing bathroom accidents in the first place, you can eliminate pet odors and make your home smell fresh again.

Once you find a fresh urine stain, blot the spot with a clean towel immediately. This will soak up as much urine as possible, reducing the possibility of the pee soaking into your rug or upholstery. Use a bowl of warm water and a few drops of mild soap to dilute the damp spot. Use a clean towel to wipe the wet spot with the soapy water, blotting with a dry towel. You may have to do this a few times until no traces of the original stain remain.

Launder or replace any items like sheets or covers that retain smell.


Home remedies 

Vinegar is a very effective odor neutralizer. Put white vinegar in a spray bottle and use it to saturate the offending area. Leave it in place for a few hours, until it dries. As the vinegar smell fades, so will the odor of urine.

Using corn starch or baking soda can also neutralize strong odors and is harmless to you and your pet. Sprinkle it over the smelly area, and work it in well with a broom or a scrub brush so that it gets to the odor’s source. Let it sit for about 24 hours. The corn starch or baking soda will come up, bringing the urine odor along with it. Then vacuum the area thoroughly to remove the residue.

Chlorine bleach effectively removes pet urine odors from concrete surfaces like patios or in garages. Bleach, however, has to be used with care as it can damage your clothing, carpets, and furniture; neither you nor your pet should breathe the fumes. Put some bleach in a spray bottle and apply it full-strength to the affected area. Leave it for an hour or two, then rinse well.

Over the counter products

You can also use enzyme-based products available at pet stores that break down the bacteria and neutralizes the odor. These products use the power of enzymes to do the work and are non-toxic for pets. These enzymes are proteins that help to get rid of natural chemical reactions at a molecular level. The enzymes in pet carpet care products attach themselves to the molecules that make up the urine and bacteria that feed on it. You may need to treat the area with a product more than once.
If urine odors persist, it might be useful to call in specially trained professionals such as Classique Chem-Dry with processes, products, and machinery that are designed to tackle these tough stains and odors. A good option for cleaning fresh pet urine stains is Chem-Dry’s Pet Odor Remover. It’s specially formulated to lift and neutralize fresh, minor pet urine odors in carpets.


Classique Chem-Dry Pet Urine Removal Treatment is specially designed to eliminate hard to remove pet urine odors. Our proprietary P.U.R.T. process is unparalleled in the industry. Our treatment is formulated to break down molecules found deep in your carpet which are a source of the odors.

Visit our website to know more http://www.classiquechemdry.com.au/services/pet-urine-odor-removal/. Contact us and schedule a cleaning or get a free quote 1800 213 006
.



Friday, 11 August 2017

Tips to combat your child's allergies


Many a time, parents find it difficult to detect the signs of allergies in their young children. After all, kids come in contact with germs all the time which could result in coughing, sneezing and a runny nose. While most of us would believe it's another cold, it could actually be an allergy if there's constant sneezing, coughing, eyes watering, headaches, chest congestion and trouble in breathing.

The most effective way to treating allergies in the child is finding out what exactly is triggering it. Once you know the reason for it, you can adopt a few changes to ensure your child is in a much healthy environment. Below are some smart tips to help you prevent allergies.

1. Stuffed toys attract a lot of dust mites and other allergens. Therefore, it is important to wash them often using hot water.

2. Use a dust mite-proof cover on your child's bed to avoid dust mites from settling in. Also, ensure that the bedding is washed every week in hot water.

3. Get your carpets and upholstery cleaned by professionals in order to get rid of the dust and allergens thoroughly. Classique Chem-Dry with its cleaning expertise is known to remove 98% of allergens from carpets, rugs, furniture and upholstery.

4. Purchase a vacuum cleaner that has a HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filter as this captures even the smallest of dust particles resulting in cleaner air.

5. Use a good air conditioning system to filter allergens from the outside environment. Check the filters periodically and replace them when they get extremely dirty.

6. Be on the look out for mould and mildew.

7. Opt for chemical cleaners that have mild scents.

8. Avoid smoking indoors.

9. Vacuum and wash your cushions, pillows and blankets regularly to minimise the
    exposure to pet dander.

In extreme cases consult a pediatrician for effective medication.

We at Classique Chem-Dry provide the best cleaning service. To know more about us and the services we provide visit us at http://www.classiquechemdry.com.au/

Friday, 7 July 2017

House Cleaning tips for pet owners


Most pet owners complain about keep their carpet clean.Pet urine removal is quite tasking.If a pet urine stain is not treated properly and on time, it could leave a permanent stain. This will affect the ambiance of your room.

1) Manage the dog/cat hair - A common issue that most pet owners face. Pet hair is found on various household items such as upholstery, carpet etc. Place a sheet or a towel where your cute pet wants to rest. Take that sheet out often and dust the hair out of it. Groom them if you can this will help you manage the fur problem.

2) Fur on the floor: Vacuum clean the area as often as you can. For wooden floors use an electrostatic mop to clean the fur.

3) Pet fur on clothes: Use a tape roller to take out the fur on your clothes. You can then vacuum the fur which is left on the floor.

4) Keep the paws clean: After your dog walk, clean your pet’s paws. You don’t want that street dirt getting into your homes.

5) Clean stains immediately: The faster you act on clean a stain the more easier it will be to get rid of it. Clean out any solid residue with a dull knife. For a fresh urine stain, soak up the urine with clean cloth. Let the cloth absorb as much as it can. Mix 1/4 teaspoon clear dishwashing liquid with one cup water. Blot the stain with another clean towel. Gently wash the stain and repeat this process. Call professional cleaners like Classique Chem-Dry to eliminate pet urine odours in your carpets and upholstery.

How we clean:
1) We use black light and identify the area which needs to be cleaned.

2) We analyze how the size and scope of the stain.Thus identifying the proper means to clean the odor-causing stain.

3) Our revolutionary cleaning process called P.U.R.T (Pet Urine Removal Treatment) contacts the source of the odor-causing stain and quickly begins a chemical reaction that destroys that bad odour.

Call Classique ChemDry 1800 213 006 or visit or website http://www.classiquechemdry.com.au/services/pet-urine-odor-removal/ for pet urine removal in Goulburn!

Sunday, 16 April 2017

How to get rid of pet odour

Pet urine smell can be intoxicating as it contains ammonia. If these pet urine stains are not treated on
time, it’s gets hard to get rid of the stain from your household. There are some ways to ensure that your home is always smelling fresh.
  • Train your pet: If you have a dog/ cat, make sure it does not urinate in the house. Start on training your pet as if it’s not trained, you will have to deal with the smell and clean the pet urine stains everyday.
  • Clean the rugs: Thoroughly clean the rugs, pillows with good amount of baking soda along with your laundry detergent to get rid of the smell and stains. Don’t wait too long to clean these items as the smell could be nauseating.
  • Buy a new carpet pad : If you feel like the urine has soaked through your carpet pad, consider replacing it as you would not be able to clean the dry pad.
  • Drench fresh urine stains: If the urine stain is fresh drench it from your carpet as fast as you can. This would help less urine to get seeped in the carpet pad.
  • Black light method: Buying a black light from an online vendor would help you to see the stains in the dark. These stains would glow in the dark thus making it easier to spot them in the dark.
  • Using white vinegar: A ratio of 3:1 warm water to white vinegar solution in a bucket would give you a fresh cleaning smell. 

Removing the pet urine odour from your home could or buying stain cleaners could be a difficult job. If you’re not sure what you are looking for. It’s best to leave it to the professionals. At Classquie Chem-Dry we get rid of the bad pet urine odour. Our service areas include Bungendore, Crookwell, Goulburn, Yass, Gunning, Marulan, Collector. Visit our website at http://www.classiquechemdry.com.au/services/pet-urine-odor-removal/ to know more, or call us at 1800 213 006 to make your home smell fresh and stain free.