Dog pee on wool rug

[GeneMiller]

I flushed it with a garden hose. Some could of been left I guess but not very much. Used way more water than a washing machine. I saw the rug for years after and it was alway fine. I almost got one the other day that needed the bleach but she wouldn't agree to the rules. Maybe I'll pull a Saiger the next time.

Gene

 

[Larry Cobb]

you'll need to use reducing agents to work on the synthetic dyes associated with the meds.

What are the physical and emotional values of this rug?

We have the exclusive Reducing Agent to take care of the "yellow" (safer than oxidizer)

The new Dynachem Dye Remover is now available.

http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=5315

You will need an eyedropper for application, and rinse tool to stop action when yellow is removed.

Video of Yellow Food Dye Removal on Wool:

 

[GeneMiller]

Impressive Larry if it works like that on an all wool carpet. After you rinse then neutralize rinse or neutralize then rinse

Gene

 

[Larry Cobb]

Just like you learned in IICRC class . . .

All Fiber Rinse (odorless acetic) in cold water will stop the reaction and lower the pH.

Getting some good responses from the experienced rug cleaners.