Living The Dream
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On rare occasions I have a home that has urine contamination and the owner or renter does not want to pay the costs associated with doing a correct urine decontamination with a water claw ect. After a long prequalifing talk and setting expectations low, I will take around 22-24 ounces of UPS or even Fab Set, fill the rest with water and add it to my injection sprayer without yellow tip and soak down the room and let it dwell as long as I can. I know this is not the correct way to handle these situations but this method actually has pretty good success for minimal cost and time. But the problem is, is that some of these homes also have a organic or other greasy stains that the acid cleaner doesn't cut, resulting in another treatment of alkaline prespray making this method not so profitable. All that said my question is, if I spray down with an acid prespray could I use an alkaline rinse for the grease and hopefully leave the carpets at a near neutral ph? And again this is not how I handle 99% of my urine jobs, just that rare occasion. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.