Why are pet urine stains so difficult to get out of carpet?
As any parent of fur babies knows, accidents happen. We all love our furry friends, but there’s no mistaking the odor and stain left behind when our four legged pals can’t make it outside in time. Cleaning up these accidents immediately helps treat the issue on a surface level. However, as all carpet cleaning professionals know, these spots must be properly treated on a deeper level. If not, they become a breeding ground for bacteria. They also create a seriously unhealthy environment.
When you schedule a routine carpet cleaning and pet stains are involved, a double process is required. It completely eliminates the urine and bacteria from the surface. Further, it reaches down through the padding. Finally, it gets underneath the carpet at each spot.
The reason? On the molecular level, pet urine is very sticky. It must be treated by breaking the spot down chemically. This causes it to detach and release itself from the fibers of your carpet. It also releases from the padding and flooring beneath the surface. A lot depends on the extent of the damage caused by the urine. We offer various options to treat the bacteria and odor.
If the extra cost is a concern for you, contact our office today to schedule a consultation and discuss the many options that are available to you for tackling this issue and restoring your home’s flooring to it’s utmost condition.
You and your friends and family (whether on two legs or four) will be happier and healthier! So give Gator Clean a call today!
